Праздники Великобритании

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1. Праздники Великобритании
2. British people like holidays. Here are some
3. People in Britain celebrate Christmas on twenty-fifth
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British people like holidays. Here are some of the traditional holidays they celebrate: first of January- New Year`s Day, fourteenth of February - St.Valentine`s Day, March or April - Easter Festival,

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Слайд 1holidays in the UK

Слайд 2British people like holidays. Here are some of the traditional

holidays they celebrate: first of January- New Year`s Day, fourteenth

of February - St.Valentine`s Day, March or April - Easter Festival, thirty-first of October - Halloween, fifth of November- Guy Fawkes` Night, twenty-fifth of December- Christmas Festival.

British people like holidays. Here are some of the traditional holidays they celebrate: first of January- New

Слайд 3People in Britain celebrate Christmas on twenty-fifth of December. Families

decorate their homes and Christmas trees. People prepare presents, make

Christmas cakes. Children often write letters to Father Christmas with their wishes. On Christmas Day everyone opens presents and sits down to the table to have turkey or goose with vegetables. After dinner the family gathers in the living room to listen to the Queen on TV.

People in Britain celebrate Christmas on twenty-fifth of December. Families decorate their homes and Christmas trees. People

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Слайд 29One of the international holidays is St. Valentine’s Day. This

holiday has its story about two sweethearts, that’s why it’s

called the day of all sweethearts. On this day many people make a declaration of love and propose marriage. And if they’ve already found their love, they just remind about it and make surprises or give presents to each other. The main symbol of this holiday is valentine. It’s a small heart-shaped card. It is put into the postbox of that person whom you like.

St. Valentine’s Day

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Слайд 41Halloween
One of the national festivals of English-speaking countries is Halloween.

It takes place on October 31 on Allhallows Eve. The

pumpkin is a symbol of this festival in which offensive face is cut out. A lighted candle is put into the pumpkin. It was considered that pumpkin left about the house on All Saints' Day drove off malignant demons.