Make up questions. 1) British students are going to arrange a concert for us. 2) My little brother is going to the eighth form in September. 3) I"m going to invite all my friends to my birthday party.

Is, do, does ... you usually have a birthday party? Where ... you usually have a birthday party? Who ... you usually invite to birthday cards? ... your mum make a birthday cake for you? ...

Click on the words to make a sentence. - are they to going. for responsible accommodation be - to friends is many going to not invite Pete his birthday party - is on pupil not programmes TV going watch.

A friend of yours is going to have a birthday party. You want to know more about it. Example:When/you/have your birthday party? When are you going to have your birthday party? 1. How many people/you/invite? 2. What time/the party/start? 3.

1/When is your birthday? 2/How did you celebrate your last birthday? Did you arrange a birthday? 3/Who did you invite? Did you write invitation lettes? 4/What did you do at the party? Did you play ahy boatd games? 5/Did you have a birthday cake?

Ten little puppets sitting on a wall, Ten little puppets sitting on a wall, And if one little puppet falls off the wall, There'll be nine little puppets sitting on a wall.