Free Exercises: Grammar, Vocabulary & Phrases
Level: Elementary Intermediate Advanced
Exercise: Grammar Vocabulary Phrases
Advanced Phrases: Festivals and Celebrations
For each sentence, choose the best word or phrase to complete the gap from the choices below.
- On Christmas Day most UK citizens stop what they are doing at 3.00 p.m. to listen to the Queen's on TV or radio.
- Since Dickens published his famous story of Ebenizer Scrooge, everybody has used the expression 'Bah ' to exemplify stinginess.
- Thank you so much for a delicious Christmas meal. Now, I'm and I couldn't eat another thing.
- In the UK, the day after Christmas Day, known as Day is traditionally a time for showing your appreciation of people who work for you.
- In England, Christmas Day is probably the most important holiday throughout the year. It is the one day when nearly everything is closed.
- The Christmas Market was great this year. There were lots of nice little things that I can use as fillers for my two young nephews.
- It was my cousin's birthday last week, so we sent her a card to wish her many happy .
- According to a British custom, people hang a branch of in a high place in their houses and if they meet somebody under it they are supposed to kiss them.
- Last year I went to a fantastic party on New Year's Eve. I had so much to drink that I wasn't capable of anything, the morning .
- Many people in the UK find the Christmas season quite stressful and about twenty percent of UK citizens would like to with it altogether.
- Every year, I make the same New Year's to give up chocolate and usually it only lasts two or three days.
- Every year at Christmas Dinner, my partner wants to pull the bone with me because he thinks it's lucky. But I just don't want to touch a nasty greasy bone from inside a turkey.