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The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

British holidays

St. Valentine's Day

April Fool’s Day

Christmas

Shrove Tuesday

Mother’s Day

New Year's Day

Halloween

Easter

Father's Day

Boxing Day

Guy Fawkes' Night

St George's Day

pumpkins egg rolling game sweet hearts a fir tree Santa Claus painted eggs resolutions roast turkey chocolate funny costumes of witches, ghosts and skeletons Queen's  speech Bunny (a rabbit) a bat.a house party fireworks red roses the tradition of receiving gifts (presents) fluffy chick cards without a sign pudding hot cross bun church services «trick» or «treat» stockings outdoor decorations flowers

New Year's Day
Resolutions Fireworks A fir tree Outdoor decorations A house party

St. Valentine's Day
Sweet hearts Chocolate Red roses Cards without a sign Flowers

Easter Day
Egg rolling game Painted eggs Bunny (a rabbit) Fluffy chick Hot cross bun Church services

Halloween
A pumpkin A bat Funny costumes of witches, ghosts and skeletons A black cat «Trick» or «treat»

Christmas Day
A fir tree Santa Claus A roast turkey Fireworks The tradition of receiving gifts Pudding Church services Stockings Outdoor decorations

1) I think the British celebrate…... on the…….. 2) I believe that ……. is celebrated on/in ……
New Year’s Day.the 1st of April
St. Valentine's Day.the 23rd of April
Shrove Tuesday.the 1st of January
Mother’s Day.the 5th of November
Easter.the 25th December
April Fool’s Day.the third Sunday of June
St George's Day.on Tuesday in February or March on the day before Ash Wednesday
Father's Day.the 31st of October
Halloween.in April or May
Guy Fawkes’ Night.the 26th of December
Christmas.in March, three weeks before Easter
Boxing Day.the 14th of February

A public holiday is a day when almost everyone in a particular country does not have to go to work or school.

A religious holiday is a day celebrated to help followers of the confession remember important events from their history.

A festival is an often periodic celebration or program of events or entertainment having a specified focus.

This holiday is celebrated on/in …. It is ….. It is dedicated to…. It is the traditional day to …. The origin of this holiday is rooted …. The symbol(s) of this day is/are…. In this day British people usually …