Happiness Expression

Happiness Expression is an expression that is used to show that someone or people are glad have excited feelings. In other words, happiness expression is used to express happiness feelings when we are successful to do something.

1. Expressing happiness Formal

 - Oh , I’m so happy

 - I can’t say how pleased I am

 - I had splendid time there

 - What a marvelous place I’ve ever seen

 - It gives me great pleasure

 - It’s an outstanding adventure

 - It’s an interesting experience

 - It’s a sensational trip

2. Expressing happiness Informal

 - Great!

 - Exciting!

 - Fantastic!

 - Super!

 - Terrific!

 - Hey, that’s terrific/great

Example :
Tya : Sri, I heard you passed the english exam with the highest score! Congratulation,friend!
Sri  : wow,really? I dont believe that!
Tya : That's true. Mr Erwan told me yesterday.
Sri  : I'm over the moon.

Appointment

Appointment is tells about agreement for meeting it is good to make an appointment before you meet someone or people.

Making an appointment :

 - Can by meet somebody orally

 - By Telephone

 - Can I see you at 11 a.m.?

 - What if we go camping this afternoon?

 - Would tomorrow be possible?

 Accepting an Appointment :

 - All right, see you there

 - No, problem, I’m free on …(Sunday)

 - Be there on time

 - I’ll wait for you there

 - It’s a deal

 Canceling An Appointment :

 - I’m sorry, I’m very busy

 - I’m terrible sorry I have to put off my appointment

 - I’m afraid not.

 Changing an Appointment :

 - What about … (Monday  at 05.00 p.m)

 - Could we change the day of the meeting?

 - I’m sorry I can’t meet you today. I’m very busy. Can we meet another day?

 - Is that ok, if we meet at 08.00 am

 - Well, I must be off now. I’ll talk to you later !

 - Do you have another time this afternoon?

 Aproving  an Appointment :

 - Sure. That will be fine.

 - Great, it’s a perfect time.

 - All right, see you there.

 Responding an Appointment :

 - O.K../Fine!

 - No problem!/No big deal!

 - It’s all right!

 - I see/I understand.

Example:

 Sri   : I ‘m Sri .Sorry to disturb you.

 Irfan : No problem.What’s up?

 Sri   : Well,you like to accompany me to Rama’s House this afternoon?

 Irfan : Yeah.I can.

 Sri   : Okay .I will pick up you at.5.p.m.

 Irfan : Ok .I wait you.

 

Invitation

Invitation is  an expression used when we want to invite someone or ask someone to do something together.

ð To invite someone :

-       I would like you to ...

-       We would be pleased if you could ...

-       Would you like to ...?

-       Shall we ...?

-       How about ...?

-       Why don’t you ...?

-       You are invite to ...?

ð => To accept an invitation

-       Thanks. I’d love to ...

-       That would be very nice, Thank you

-       All right !

-       O.K.!

-       It’s a good idea.

-       How nice of you. Thanks a lot

ð => To declining an invitation

-       I would love to, but ...

-       Sorry,I can’t

-       I’m not sure I can

-       That’s very kind of you, but ...

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There are two types of invitation :
   

 a. Formal Invitation

Formal invitation is usually originate from Institutes, Companies and a kind of it. Normally formal invitation is written invitation.

 b. Informal Invitation
             Informal invitation is personal invitation given to a friend, family, etc. Informal invitation can be written invitation and verbal invitation.

Example :