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Party conversations and vocabulary
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Party terms (términos de fiesta):
1. RSVP: It is a french term which means: please respond whether you will be attending or not (es un término francés que significa: Conteste por favor si va a asistir o no)
2. Venue: The place where the party is being held ( el lugar donde se lleva a cabo la fiesta)
3. Host: The person throwing the party (la persona que da la fiesta)
4. Bash: A big party
5. Caterer: A person or company hired to provide and serve food, usually for a large group (persona o compañía contratada para hacer la comida)
6. Theme party: A party where people are asked to wear something specific, and the decoration is also based on the theme (fiesta temática)
1. RSVP: It is a french term which means: please respond whether you will be attending or not (es un término francés que significa: Conteste por favor si va a asistir o no)
2. Venue: The place where the party is being held ( el lugar donde se lleva a cabo la fiesta)
3. Host: The person throwing the party (la persona que da la fiesta)
4. Bash: A big party
5. Caterer: A person or company hired to provide and serve food, usually for a large group (persona o compañía contratada para hacer la comida)
6. Theme party: A party where people are asked to wear something specific, and the decoration is also based on the theme (fiesta temática)
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Party phrases:
1. To come over: to go to someone's place (ir a casa de alguien)
2. To have (someone) over: to invite someone (invitar a alguien)
3. To throw a party: to give a party (dar una fiesta)
4. To have a bite: to eat something (comer algo)
5. Party animal: someone who parties a lot (alguien a quien le gusta mucho ir de fiesta)
6. To have a blast: to enjoy oneself (disfrutar)
1. To come over: to go to someone's place (ir a casa de alguien)
2. To have (someone) over: to invite someone (invitar a alguien)
3. To throw a party: to give a party (dar una fiesta)
4. To have a bite: to eat something (comer algo)
5. Party animal: someone who parties a lot (alguien a quien le gusta mucho ir de fiesta)
6. To have a blast: to enjoy oneself (disfrutar)
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What is the ______
avenue |
venue |
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I want to ______
make |
throw |
do |
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Mark: Are you having a good time at the party? Lisa: Yeah! I'm having a ______
blast |
blessed |
bomb |
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I invited Raul, but he didn't show ______
up |
off |
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A \'party ______
creature |
animal |
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Mark: Lisa is having a party.
Talita: Oh yeah? What's the ______
Talita: Oh yeah? What's the ______
event |
occasion |
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Mark: Are you going to Lisa's party?
Alice: No, I wasn't ______
Alice: No, I wasn't ______
requested |
invited |
hosted |
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Ron was a wonderful ______
host |
anchor |
guest |
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I had no idea this was a ______
theme party |
tone party |
thyme party |
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Who was the ______
caterer |
caretaker |
catering |
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You're all ______
cordially |
cordial |
orderly |
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I have messaged you the ______
directions |
corrections |
perfections |
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Thank you so much for ______
having us over |
coming us over |
making us over |
getting us over |
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Thanks a lot for ______
coming over |
having over |
coming up with |
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