Insert the appropriate word
Calendar, festival, salute, celebrate, reunion
The officers gave the general a ________.
The university's academic __________runs from September to May.
He dreamed of a ______ with his son.
The family gathered to _________ Christmas.
The ___________of new art will take place in France.
Complete the sentences
New Year is a favourite time for…
On Easter Sunday people dress up in new clothes and …
Giving cards and gifts is…
In Ukraine weddings usually took place in…
Children like holidays for…
Home assignment
Retell the text.
Ask 10 questions about the text.
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Answer the questions
What is your favourite family holiday?
What is the most pleasant family holiday memory?
What is the best gift you have ever given?
What's the best gift you have ever received?
How to make your holiday unforgettable?
Imagine that you are hosting a party. What foods and drinks will you serve, how will you entertain your guests? First choose a party from the list and then make up a plan of your party
Types of parties
Birthday party – a celebration of someone's birthday, usually informal; guests bring presents; the hosts provide meals, drinks, entertainment
Surprise party – a party organized as a surprise; guests hide in the apartment or unexpectedly appear at the door when the person in whose honor the party is given comes back home;
Housewarming – a party to celebrate a family's moving into a new house or apartment; guests bring presents useful for the house; the hosts offer refreshments;
Wedding party – a party to celebrate someone's wedding; formal or informal, at home or in a restaurant, with presents, food and drink, music, dancing, short speeches and toasts;
Farewell party / going-away party – a party in honor of someone who is going away;
Costume party – a costume ball where everyone wears a fancy costume.
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Grammar. The infinitive
The most common uses of the infinitive are:
To indicate the purpose or intention of an action (where the 'to' has the same meaning as 'in order to' or 'so as to'):
The three bears went into the forest to find firewood.
As the subject of the sentence:
To know her is to love her.
With nouns or pronouns, to indicate what something can be used for, or what is to be done with it:
Would you like something to drink?
I haven't anything to wear.
The children need a garden to play in.
In these patterns:
It is unkind of her to say that.
This is the right thing to do.
There's too much sugar to put in this bowl.
This soup is too hot to eat.
He arrived too late to see the actors.
You're not old enough to have grand-children!
Negative forms
Negative infinitives are normally formed by putting ‘not’ before the infinitive.
I decided to invite them (affirmative)
I decided not to invite them (negative)
The infinitive is used without ‘to’:
after the modal and auxiliary verbs will, shall, would, should, can, could, may, might and must
We can manage it. (NOT We can to manage...)
I will say what I like.
We must get someone to paint the roof.
Can you help us?
After certain verbs like hav, let, make and some others:
They made me wait.
Let him go.
Have your children find the toy.