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My official birthday is on December 1st.

On my birthday I want to have a snow party in the forest.
I’m going to invite my friends. We’re going to ma
e a
snowman. Then we’re going to go for a ride on a dog sled.
Afterwards we’re going to coo
sausages in a tent.

When’s your official birthday?

What kind of celebration are you going to have?

Where’s it going to be?

Who are you going to invite?

What are you going to do?