Презентация на тему British festivals к уроку по видео - курсу Window on Britain

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mind? We take a cup of kindness yet For auld lang

syne For auld lang syne, my dear, for auld lang syne, we’ll takе a cup o’ kindness yet, for auld lang syne.

When do British people sing this song?

nouns on the right:
to put up
to blow up
to

arrest
to light
to sign
to celebrate
to see
to give

a criminal
a card
a ghost
a festival
decorations
a present
a building
a firework

arrest a criminal
to light a firework
to sign a card
to

celebrate a festival
to see a ghost
to give a present

Pancake Day
Halloween
St. Valentine’s Day
31st October
14th February
Some time in

February

5th November

keep their present under____________
They spend Christmas with_______________
They give_____________________________
What present

do Mrs. Robinson and Mr. Robinson get?

family?
What do you find in a cracker?
What do you

sometimes find in a pudding? Why?

the year?
What do Scottish people call it?
What do people

do?
Where is there a really big party?

Day

Easter
St. Valentine’s Day Christmas
Halloween New Year
What do you do differently from the British?
What do you do differently from other people in your class?
What other festivals do you celebrate?
Do you wear special clothes or eat special food at these festivals?
When do you give people presents?
Who do you give presents to?

a big festival for most of Britain. But for

the students and the people of Oxford it is an important celebration.

city. The festival goers are hungry and need some

breakfast.

night at parties before the celebrations. They often dress

up in smart clothes – such as dinner jackets – for these parties.

of Magdalen College at six o’clock in the morning.

The college choir stands at the top of the tower and sings a hymn to spring.

Groups of morris dancers perform traditional English dances in

the streets.