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lesson 33 theme: holidays and celebration. grammar: imperative mood text: holidays in the usa imperative mood we use the imperative: -to give instructions: don’t forget your passport. -to give warning: be careful! that box is very heavy. -to give advice: take a coat it is cold today. -to ask people to do things: listen to this song. it’s wonderful. -to make offers: have another orange juice. -to wish things: have a nice holiday! • translate these phrase and learn by heart as stupid as a donkey. as free as the air. as fresh as a daisy. as good as gold. as hot as pepper. as hungry as a wolf. as light as a feather. as old as the hills. as pale as a ghost. as poor as a church-mouse. as proud as a peacock. as quick as lightning. as red as fire. holidays in the usa american holidays are strikingly …

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s works. easter: easter is in memory of the resurrection of jesus christ. it falls on the first sunday after the first full moon between march, 22, and april, 25. the 40 days before easter are called lent. just before easter, schools and colleges usually close. students have a week or ten days of spring vacation. easter is a church holiday, and many churches have an outdoor sunrise service. people give each other presents of coloured or even decorated eggs which are the symbol of new life. there is a popular belief that wearing three new things on easter will bring good luck throughout the year. memorial day, may, 30th: it is a national holiday. schools, banks and offices close for the day. on that day, americans honor the servicemen who gave their lives in past wars. schools, clubs and churches decorate the cemeteries. they put up the flags on …

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ow most people do not believe in evil spirits. on this day they just have a nice holiday. children dress up as ghosts and witches and go out into the streets to beg. they go from house to house and say: "trick of treat! » meaning "give me a treat or i'll play a trick on you". people give them candy, cookies and apples. a favorite custom is to make a jack-o'-lantern children scrape out a pumpkin and cut the outlines of eyes, nose and mouth in its side. they light a candle inside the pumpkin to scare their friends. this custom refers to a man named jack who still wanders around the earth lighting his way with a pumpkin lantern. veterans day: on this day, the radio and television broadcast services held at the national cemetery in arlington. high officials come from washington to attend these services. they place …

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ed in red cap and jacket, entering the house from chimney. he is a merry and fat individual. he has gifts of whatever kind you may wish for — nothing is too fabulous or too trivial for him to provide. go help come wait image1.png image2.png

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lesson 33 theme: holidays and celebration. grammar: imperative mood text: holidays in the usa imperative mood we use the imperative: -to give instructions: don’t forget your passport. -to give warning: be careful! that box is very heavy. -to give advice: take a coat it is cold today. -to ask people to do things: listen to this song. it’s wonderful. -to make offers: have another orange juice. -to wish things: have a nice holiday! • translate these phrase and learn by heart as stupid as a donkey. as free as the air. as fresh as a daisy. as good as gold. as hot as pepper. as hungry as a wolf. as light as a feather. as old as the hills. as …

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