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This document outlines the lessons and objectives for a unit on celebrations. The unit contains four lessons that teach how to talk about birthdays, special days like holidays, festivals and traditions from around the world. Students will learn to use verbs like "going to" and the present continuous to discuss future events, as well as vague expressions and responses when talking about celebrations.
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