人教版八年级英语上册《Can you come to my party?》SectionA PPT课件，共25页。
Lead in
--I’ll have a party this Sunday. Can you can to my party?
--Sure, I ’d love to./ Sorry, I can’t.
I have to…
What do you find?
We can use “can you…?”to make invitations.
We can use “Sure, I’d love to.” to accept invitations gladly.
We can use “ I’m sorry/Sorry, I can’t.” or something like that to decline invitations politely.
Often we give a reason, or rather an excuse, to explain it, using “ I have to…”/“I must…”.
Summary
How to refuse invitations
I’m sorry, I’m not free. (conversation 1)
I’m afraid not. I have the flu. (conversation 3)
Sorry, but I’m not available. (conversation 4)
How to accept invitations
I’d love to. (conversation 2)
Sure. It sounds great.(conversation 5)
Language points
That's really too bad! Oh, but Sam isn't leaving until next Wednesday.
until /ən'tɪl/ conj.&prep. 到……时；直到……为止
until 的用法
(1) until 用于肯定句中，意为“直到……止”，主句谓语动词用延续性动词。其后可加名词(短语)作时间状语；或加句子 ，引导时间状语从句。
e.g. I stayed until he came back.
我一直呆到他回来为止。
(2) until 用于否定句中，构成not...until，意为“直到……才”， 主句谓语动词用短暂性动词。
e.g. I won't go there until he calls me.
直到他给我打电话，我才去那儿。
Can you hang out with us on Monday night?
hang out常用于美语口语中，还可以表示“常去某处；泡在某处”。
e.g. Where do you hang out these days?
这些日子你们都在什么地方闲逛？
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