Inviting & Making Suggestions $+$ Giving Explanations $+$ Agreeing$/$Disagreeing

Betty: Yes. In my opinion, $5$

the opening ceremony for the ${23}^{rd}$ of December because it is near the

Christmas holiday. Working adults, students, parents, and children will shop for Christmas gifts for their families and friends.

the opening can attract lots of potential customers and enhance our business.

Mr President: That's a good idea, Betty. Cathy, what's your $7)$

on this?

Cathy: $8)$

It's Christmas Day$\_$on the ${25}^{th}$ and most people would have already

bought their Christmas gifts. Scheduling the opening on the ${23}^{rd}$ would be too late.

Daniel: $9)$

I buy Christmas gifts earlier than this d$$te$,$ usually in mid$-$December. Um$....10)$

the ${12}^{th}$ instead? This can boost our business during the Christmas season.

Adrian: Yes, we can definitely do that. ${12}^{th}$ of December, $1212,$ is easy to remember!

Betty: $11)$

the fact that the ${12}^{th}$ is a Monday and most people have to go

to work or school? I strongly recommend scheduling the opening ceremony on a Sunday or public holiday, say, the ${11}^{th}\mathrm{.}12)$

there is a greater flow of visitors and a promotional effect on a "red day".

Cathy: I entirely agree with you. If the opening ceremony is scheduled for the ${11}^{th},$ Sunday, I$\text{'}$m sure many people will come to

Grandfield to shop.

Mr President: Okay. It seems that ${11}^{th}$ December is the $13)$

option. Let's schedule the opening ceremony for that

date then.

Others: Excellent! $/$ Sure! $/$ Brilliant! $/$Lovely$!$