Do you want to know how to invite someone to join your group in English?
Today you’ll hear a fun story and you’ll get English phrases to invite someone to join you.
Last weekend Lindsay went hiking and had an interesting experience.
A group of people invited her to join them in their Flags on 48 project.
In this project, groups of 5-10 people summit the 48 mountains that are over 4,000 feet tall in New England the weekend after September 11th.
They carry the parts of the flag to the top of the mountain and then assemble it.
They fly the flag for two hours in memory of the people who died on 9/11.
- “Hey you’re welcome to join our group” or “You’re welcome to come with us.”
- “Why don’t you join us?”
- “Would you like to tag along with us?”
Listen to the conversation in the episode between Lindsay and Michelle to hear how we use these phrases to invite someone to join our group.
Next, if someone is inviting you, how do you know if the person really wants you to join them?
Sometimes in American culture we extend invitations but we don’t actually mean it.
Click here to find out if the invitation is real.
Have you used these phrases to ask someone to join your group?
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