mean like ever! Ever, ever, ever!

The phrase we're looking at today is, 'I'd love to but'. This is a wonderful phrase because

you get to say no to an invitation but you do it politely. Ok, so we refuse an invitation

politely. let's look at an invitation. So maybe my friend says 'Tom would you like to

go to the cinema tonight?' maybe I don't want to go for whatever reason. I could say 'I'd

love to but I'm busy tonight.' So you get the 'I'd love to' that's the refusing phrase

and then 'but I'm busy tonight' or 'I'm busy tonight' is the reason or the thing you are

doing. Now you'll notice that I'd love to that's showing them that you, you know, I

want to do it but I can't because I'm busy. Alright it's time to practise. Now I'm going

to make an invitation to you, wherever you are in the world and I want you to reject

it politely by using a 'I'd love to but...' phrase and then some reason why, ok? Let's

have a go!

'Do you want to get a coffee with me?' Ok, let's try again. 'Do you want to get a coffee

with me?' Alright, good job. Now I hope you that really politely. You didn't just say

'No!' I hope you used the phrase, I trust you guys, I trust you. Alright, now please

remember guys, oh! Before I finish, please write your comment, your sentence in the comments

below, Ok? So whatever phrase you used to reject my offer, write it in the comments

below. I'd love to see you guys using the language. Alright, now before I finish as

well, remember that i've got a video called 'How to refuse an invitation politely.' There

are three other great phrases you can use. It's on my You Tube channel which is Eat Sleep

Dream English, ok? So, check it out. It's really useful just like I'd love to but there

are some other phrases there to help you guys to refuse an invitation politely. Alright,

thanks so much for hanging out with me, this is Tom the English Hipster saying goodbye.