These English phrases will be useful if you want to invite someone out and make arrangements where and when to meet.
Inviting someone out
are you up to anything this evening? |
have you got any plans for …? |
this evening |
tomorrow |
the weekend |
are you free …? |
this evening |
tomorrow afternoon |
tomorrow evening |
what would you like to do this evening? |
do you want to go somewhere at the weekend? |
would you like to join me for something to eat? |
do you fancy going out tonight? |
sure |
I'd love to |
sounds good |
that sounds like fun |
sorry, I can't make it |
I'm afraid I already have plans |
I'm too tired |
I'm staying in tonight |
I've got too much work to do |
I need to study |
I'm very busy at the moment |
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Dating and romance |
Time expressions
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Arranging the time and place
what time shall we meet? |
let's meet at … |
eight o'clock |
where would you like to meet? |
I'll see you … at ten o'clock |
in the pub |
at the cinema |
I'll meet you there |
see you there! |
let me know if you can make it |
I'll call you later |
what's your address? |
Meeting up
I'm running a little late |
I'll be there in … minutes |
five |
ten |
fifteen |
have you been here long? |
have you been waiting long? |