Most people in_Britain see Christmas as a major festival when parties are given and gifts are received. Almost all people are having fun on Christmas Eve, especially children. On Christmas Eve, children hang_stockings at the end of their beds or over the fireplace. They are told that Father Christmas, or Santa Claus, arrives at_night from the North Pole and fills each stocking with_presents. The children open their presents - put there secretly by their parents - on Christmas morning.
Lunch is the most important point on Christmas Day, a traditional lunch consists of_roast turkey with _vegetables, followed by Christmas pudding...
1. Where .. (are) you? I .. (am trying) to get in touch with you all day yesterday. 2. By the time Jenny .. (gets) to the theatre, the play .. (will have already/started). 3. Frank .. (was driving) to work when, all of a sudden, a tree branch .. (came) crashing down on the road. 4. Before his accident, Peter ... (had been skiing) for 5 years. 5. Yesterday, I ... (was walking) home from work when it ... (started) to rain. 6. Ben ... (had won) the race, so he felt thrilled. 7. Kyle ... (had been working) in that restaurant for six years before he ... (quited) 8. While I ... (was praparing) dinner, the phone ...(rang).
Most people in_Britain see Christmas as a major festival when parties are given and gifts are received. Almost all people are having fun on Christmas Eve, especially children. On Christmas Eve, children hang_stockings at the end of their beds or over the fireplace. They are told that Father Christmas, or Santa Claus, arrives at_night from the North Pole and fills each stocking with_presents. The children open their presents - put there secretly by their parents - on Christmas morning.
Lunch is the most important point on Christmas Day, a traditional lunch consists of_roast turkey with _vegetables, followed by Christmas pudding...