In this lesson, you will learn how to use the present simple tense to talk about schedules and events, and practice using before and after. You'll plan a weekend hangout with friends using new vocabulary.
Hey everyone! I want to invite you all to hang out this Saturday. I suggest we go to the new arcade downtown. What do you think? — Mia
That sounds fun! But I have a soccer game until 2 PM. Can we meet after that? Maybe around 3 PM? — Josh
I'm free after 3 PM too. But my mom said I have to finish my homework first. Can we decide the place quickly? — Chloe
Let's confirm the arcade. I checked their website – they are open until 9 PM. But if too many people come, we might need to postpone to Sunday. What if someone can't come? — Mia
I can come on Saturday. My dad can drive us. Let's not cancel – I really want to go! — Josh
Okay, then it's final. We meet at the arcade at 3 PM on Saturday. See you there! — Chloe
"Work with your group and plan a weekend hangout. Use a chat format (like WhatsApp or Messenger). Follow the steps and use the vocabulary words. Use present simple for your schedule and before/after to explain the order."
👉 Step 1: Decide on a day and time. Write: 'I suggest we meet on ... at ...'
👉 Step 2: Suggest an activity. Write: 'Let's ... . Are you free?'
👉 Step 3: Invite your friends and confirm the plan. Write: 'I invite you to ... . Please confirm if you can come.'
👉 Step 4: Use before and after to talk about what you do first and later. Example: 'Before we go, we buy snacks. After the movie, we eat dinner.'
Write a group message to 3 friends. Invite them to hang out this weekend. Include: what activity, where, when, and why you chose it. Include 1 before and 1 after.
Record a 45-second voice note. Invite a friend to do something this weekend. Explain what, where, when, and why. Include 1 before and 1 after.
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