Object

• birthday: A joint meeting is planned for June 2004 to celebrate the 80 th birthday of Sir David Cox.

• diversity: From Oct 06 to March 07 Diverse City Season Free cultural events for all ages to celebrate the ethnic diversity of multicultural Britain.

Modifying Another Word

• recently: Signals look good for Michael Michael Little has had plenty to celebrate recently.

• tonight: Let us celebrate tonight the fifty years of Indian independence.

• afterward: Celebrate afterward with a party to say thanks and make the candidates write some ' thank you ' notes.

• together: Let's celebrate together in the old fashioned way.

• instead: And so, with no actual cup to parade through the College, we went to the pub to celebrate instead.

Used with why or when

• what: We need to celebrate what God has given us, for God's bounty has been wonderful.

• who: The USA really does allow you to celebrate who you are in a very undiluted manner.

Present participle complement

• reach: Professor Bill Mead at 90 This summer Professor Emeritus Bill Mead celebrates reaching the age of 90.

• start: The children receive a swimming bag to celebrate starting the course and badges and certificates as they progress.

Preposition: in

• style: Come to stay and relax, be indulged and celebrate in style.