The document discusses celebrations and holidays, providing examples of how to talk about birthdays and other events in the future using phrases like "going to" and the present continuous tense. It also covers using indirect object pronouns like "me", "you", "him", and "her". Special days and their associated activities are listed, like blowing out candles on a cake or getting a degree. Finally, it discusses using the present continuous and "going to" to talk about plans and predictions for holidays and future events.

1. Celebrations
In unit 4 you learn how to
. Use going to and present continuous to talk about the future
.use indirect objet pronouns.
.talk about birthdays, celebrations, and favorite holidays.
.use vague expressions like and everything.
.give vague responses like maybe and it depends.
Birthday
Example
My birthday is in March.
My birthday’s on June sixth.
My birthday’s on the tenth of December.

2. My birthday is in July.
My birthdays on May second.
My birthday’s on the first of October.
Grammar future going to
I’m going to buy something special.
You’re going to get present.
She’s going to be 50’
We.re going to dent some flowers.
They’re going to have party.
What are you going to do for your birthday?
I’m not going to do anything special.
Are you going to have a party?
Yes, we are. We’re going to invite all our friend.
No, we’re not .we’re not going to do much.
Indirect objects
I’m going to buy my mother something special.
Alice isn’t going to give date anything.
Lens’s sent mom and dad some flowers.
Indirect object pronouns:
Me,you,him,her,us,them
I’m going to buy her something special
Alicia isn’t going to give him anything.
Let’s sent them some flowers.
Example
Are you going to buy anyone a gift thirds month?
Are you going to do anything special for your next birthday?
Are you going to invite your friends over for a party?
What are you going to give your father for his birthday?

3. Special days
Go trick or treating
give someone chocolates
sing happy birthday
Blow out candles on a cake
Get a degree or diploma
shout happy New Year
Wear a cap and gown
have a receptions
go to see fireworks
Grammar Present continues for the future; going to
You can use the continuous or going to talk about plans.
The present continuous is often used for plans with specific times or places.
What are you doing for New Year’s Eve?
We’re going to the sea grill for dinner.
Er’re meeting friends there at 8:30.

4. Wath are going to do for next year’s eve?
We’re going to somewhere for dinner.
We’re going to meet some friends a at restaurant.
You can also use going to for predictions.
It’s going to be fun. Not it’s begging fun. It’s going to snow tomorrow. Not ist snowing
tomorrow.
Example
My best friend’s getting married in May. It’s going to be a fun wedding.
My parents are going to get me something special for graduation. I think they’re going to get
me a laptop.