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From the options A, B, C and D, choose the form that best fits the function state, to complete the dialogue below.
Janet Hello, Aunt. ______1______ ( to invite )
Aunt Hello, Janet. ______2______( to enquire )
Janet Yes, she is. She'll be here in a minute. Would you like a cold drink ?
Aunt ______3______ ( to accept )
   
       
1.   To invite  
    A

Do come in.

 
    B You are most welcome.  
    C How nice to see you.  
    D It's a pleasure to see you.  
         
2.   To enquire  
    A How are you ?  
    B

Is your mother at home ?

 
    C May I see your mother ?  
    D What are you doing at home ?  
         
3.   To accept  
    A Thank you.  
    B

I'd love one.

 
    C Could I have one ?  
    D I hope it's not too much toruble.  
         
 
 
 

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