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• Subtopic: Understanding Invitations In this section, we explore how to make, accept, and decline invitations using the phrase "would like." We use "would like" to make invitations. There are two types of questions you can use: - **Yes/No questions:** - Structure: Would + subject + like + infinitive + complement? - Example: Would you like to go with us? - **Information questions:** - Structure: Question word + would + subject + like + infinitive + complement? - Example: What movie would you like to see? • Subtopic: Accepting Invitations You can use "would like," "would love," or other phrases to accept an invitation. Here are some examples of accepting an invitation: - Yes, I would. - I’d love to! - That sounds great. - Where would you like/do you want to go? - Sure. What time? • Subtopic: Declining Invitations When you refuse an invitation, it is polite to give a reason. Here are some examples of declining an invitation: - I’d love to, but I have plans with my family. - I’m sorry, but I can’t. I’m going out of town tomorrow. - Thanks, but I have to study tomorrow. How about Friday? • Subtopic: Categorizing Sentences Now, categorize the following sentence: 1...