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When something planned for the future is pleasing and you accept the invite, you can say "Sounds good to me!" E.g. "Want to see a movie with me tonight?" "Sounds good to me!" You can also say "I'm in!" as a casual way to tell someone you accept their invitation to do something.

When one invites you to a dinner or to any event for that matter and you are more than happy to go you may answer in the following ways; Sounds wonderful, thanks for the invite. I will see you there. I appreciate the invitation, thank you. I'll be happy to attend the dinner. It sounds like a great plan, I will definitely take you up on that offer. It is of vital importance to be polite and show gratitude in receiving the invite whether you plan on going or not. If you are not sure, you may always say that you will RSVP. RSVP is a process for a response from the invited person or people.

The three sentences you see provided above are great ways to express to your listener that you accept their invitation to dinner. All three of these sentences are common in our everyday conversation and are common responses to invitations we are excited about. The last two sentences are appropriate for formal settings, like talking with our boss or giving a presentation.

When accepting an invitation to dinner or any other function, it is good manners to thank the person inviting you and assure him/her that you will definitely join him/her. The word 'invite' functions both as a verb and as a noun. Here, it has been used as a noun in the first sentence meaning 'invitation'. In the second acceptance, it has been used as a verb. So, you may say: Thanks very much for the invite. I will be there. or Thanks so much for inviting me. I will definitely join you.

If someone has invited you to an event or special occasion, or even just a drink at a bar, either of these two answers are a good way of saying yes to the invitation. All three answers are fairly casual ways of accepting an invitation. "Of course i'll come. When and where?" - This answer is accepting the invitation whilst also asking details about the dinner/event

Great, count me in!!! This expression tells the person inviting you that they can include you in the number of people that will be attending. It's another way of saying you will go. Yippee, I'll be there! The expression 'yippee' is one of delight and wild excitement. This will show the person that you are not only happy to have been invited, but you'll attend gladly and willingly.

When respoding to an invite you can use the simple/unformal approcah: Sounds like a plan, Sounds good, Sounds good, Im in!, I will be there You can also try something more formal: I would like that I would appreciate it

When you want to express that you think dinner with someone is a good idea and you're looking forward to it; then you can say it in the following ways: -Sounds good. I'll be there -That's a good idea. I'm looking forward to it. -I'm in. See you then.