Download this free B1–B2 English worksheet PDF for English learners and teachers. This lesson is based on the new comedy film The Invite, about a dinner party that goes badly wrong.
Students practise reading comprehension, useful vocabulary, phrase matching and speaking skills through a real-world entertainment topic about dinner parties, neighbours, politeness, awkward situations, secrets and social tension. The worksheet is suitable for private English lessons, online classes, classroom teaching, homework and discussion practice.
The article explains the topic in clear, accessible English. Students read that Olivia Wilde and Seth Rogen play a married couple who are invited to dinner by their upstairs neighbours. At first, everyone tries to be polite and friendly, but the evening soon becomes awkward and uncomfortable.
This worksheet helps B1–B2 learners discuss social situations, manners and difficult conversations. Students talk about whether they enjoy dinner parties, what makes someone a good guest, which topics people should avoid at dinner, and whether it is better to be honest or polite in awkward situations.
The PDF includes a B1–B2 reading text, True / False questions, Phrase Match, Synonym Match, a task where students use new language, discussion questions and a full answer key. It helps learners build useful vocabulary for talking about comedy films, dinner parties, social pressure, awkward silence, manners, tension and conversations that go badly wrong.
Level: B1–B2
Date: 30 June 2026
Focus: reading, vocabulary, films, dinner parties, social situations, manners and speaking
This free worksheet includes:
- a B1–B2 reading text about a dinner party comedy film
- True / False comprehension questions
- Phrase Match practice with useful expressions
- Synonym Match vocabulary practice
- a sentence-writing task using new language
- discussion questions for Student A and Student B
- full answer key
The worksheet includes useful phrases such as dinner party, goes badly wrong, married couple, upstairs neighbours, tries to be polite, becomes awkward, feel uncomfortable, social disaster, difficult conversations and strange comment. It also practises vocabulary such as comedy, invited, polite, awkward, surprising, simple, secrets, tension, stressful and manners.
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