ПППП надо!

merry Christmas, We wish you a merry Christmas, We wish you a

merry Christmas, And a happy New Year!
Chorus: Glad tidings we bring To you and your kin; Glad tidings for Christmas And a happy New Year!
We want some figgy pudding, We want some figgy pudding, We want some figgy pudding, Please bring it right here!
Chorus.
For we all like figgy pudding, for we all like figgy pudding, For we all like figgy pudding: so bring some out here!
Chorus.
We won't go until we get some, We won't go until we get some, We won't go until we get some, So bring it out here!
Chorus.
We wish you a Merry Christmas, We wish you a Merry Christmas, We wish you a Merry Christmas And a happy New Year.

Мы желаем вам счастливого Рождества,
Мы желаем вам счастливого Рождества,
Мы желаем вам счастливого Рождества
И счастливого Нового года! [х2]

Мы приносим добро
Вам и вашим родственникам.
Мы желаем вам счастливого Рождества
И счастливого Нового года!

Мы все хотим кусочек инжирного пудинга,
Мы все хотим кусочек инжирного пудинга,
Мы все хотим кусочек инжирного пудинга,
Несите его прямо сюда.

Мы не уйдем, пока не получим его,
Мы не уйдем, пока не получим его,
Мы не уйдем, пока не получим его,
Несите его прямо сюда.

Мы приносим добро
Вам и вашим родственникам.
Мы желаем вам счастливого Рождества
И счастливого Нового года![х2]

Мы желаем вам счастливого Рождества,
Мы желаем вам счастливого Рождества,
Мы желаем вам счастливого Рождества
И счастливого Нового года! [х2]

for giving chocolate Easter eggs, the day of parties, and

above all a celebration that Jesus raised from the dead and lives forever. Eggs play an important part in Easter celebration; they are given to children. The eggs are usually covered with brightly colored silver paper.

hidden tradition in the Victorian era, then the children were

forced to work away from home at an early age. And the proceeds sent home. Only once a year they were allowed to return to the family, parents. Little workers brought gifts, small as bouquets of flowers.

on their neighbors’ doors and yell, “ Trick or Treat”

when the door opens. Pirates and princesses, ghosts, and popular heroes and heroines of the day all hold bags open to catch the candy or other goodies that the neighbors drop in.

bright events. In March, people celebrate St. Patrick's Day –

the day of Ireland’s patron saint. On this day, the Irish and other residents of Britain wear green clothes or attach the emblem of shamrock.

— St George. On this day you can see a

red rose on the clothes of the British, and in the streets you can hear folk songs and playing national instruments.

villages with fresh-cut flowers gathered at dawn in the belief

that the vegetation spirits would bring good fortune.
May is the month for traditional dancing around the maypole. It was originally a fertility symbol.

Year, Easter, …

the box.
New Year, Easter, Christmas, Halloween, St. Valentine’s Day, May

Day.

is on the 14th of February. People make or buy

cards and send them to the people they love.
2. ……… is on the 25th of December. Presents for children are in their stockings.
3. ……… Year's Day is on the 31st of December. Some people in England have parties on that day.
Across:
1. ……… Day holiday is on the first Monday in May.
2. ……… is on the 31st of October. Children go from house to house and say "Trick or treat".
3. ……… Day is in April or at the end of March. Children get chocolate eggs or rabbits on that day.

Task 3. Do the crossword "HOLIDAYS".