1c; 2a; 3b; 4c.
1c; 2d; 3b; 4a.
Sample names:
1) Arriving in Los Angeles;
2) Christmas Eve;
3) Christmas Day;
4) Going to Places.
Sample names:
1) Arriving in Los Angeles;
2) Christmas Eve;
3) Christmas Day;
4) Going to Places.
1) I’d like to know if there is a fireplace in the house.
2) Please tell me whose Christmas gift it is.
3) Does anybody know why they hang Christmas stockings at the fireplace?
4) Do you know if they celebrate Christmas in India?
5) Tell me how old the story of Santa is.
6) I don’t know how they make Christmas cake.
7) I’d like to know how long Christmas festival is.
2) Please tell me whose Christmas gift it is.
3) Does anybody know why they hang Christmas stockings at the fireplace?
4) Do you know if they celebrate Christmas in India?
5) Tell me how old the story of Santa is.
6) I don’t know how they make Christmas cake.
7) I’d like to know how long Christmas festival is.
1) whose;
2) is;
3) for;
4) which;
5) that;
6) On;
7) at.
2) is;
3) for;
4) which;
5) that;
6) On;
7) at.
(sample)
1) They celebrate it on 25 December.
2) Jesus Christ.
3) Because they believe that Santa will put gifts in their stockings.
4) On 1 January.
5) They invite family and friends to a big holiday dinner, sing and dance and put presents under the Christmas tree.
6) Chocolate and flowers and a Valentine.
7) A Valentine is a card with words of love on it. The person who sends it never writes his or her name on it.
8) In March or April.
9) Young lambs, chicks, eggs and flowers.
10) Chocolate eggs.
11) On 31 October.
12) They dress as ghost and witches. They come to their neighbours’ doors and say, “Trick or treat”. They usually get a treat — some chocolate, sweets or nuts.
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1) They celebrate it on 25 December.
2) Jesus Christ.
3) Because they believe that Santa will put gifts in their stockings.
4) On 1 January.
5) They invite family and friends to a big holiday dinner, sing and dance and put presents under the Christmas tree.
6) Chocolate and flowers and a Valentine.
7) A Valentine is a card with words of love on it. The person who sends it never writes his or her name on it.
8) In March or April.
9) Young lambs, chicks, eggs and flowers.
10) Chocolate eggs.
11) On 31 October.
12) They dress as ghost and witches. They come to their neighbours’ doors and say, “Trick or treat”. They usually get a treat — some chocolate, sweets or nuts.