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Start studying Christmas. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.

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Answer the questions : ( first 4 minutes of the youtube film)
1. Where do the Royal Family spend their Christmas?
2. How did the queen get to the place?
3. How many times do the women in Royal Family change their clothes?
4. Who plays in a charity football match and when?
5. what is the correct way of holding a tea cup?
6. Who started the traditon of exchanging gifts in Royal Family.
7. What clothes do the family members wear on Christmas Eve?

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A Very Royal Christmas! An Inside Look Of The Royal Family During The Holidays | People NOW | People

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Imogen Lloyd Webber gives us the holiday Royal Record. Subscribe to People ►► http://po.st/SubscribePeople People NOW brings you daily news updates, interviews and more from the world of celebrities. Join Jeremy Parsons and Andrea Boehlke for an exclusive look at some of the juiciest celebrity gossip, drama, love stories and everything you need to know about today's who's who.

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Wypisz wszystkie cyfry które są wymienione w filmiku i napisz w jakim kontekście się pojawiają.

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Christmas trees and fairy lights have been going up in homes across the country this month, including the Queen's London residence, Buckingham Palace.

A tweet shared by The Royal Family's Twitter account on Tuesday announced that "Christmas has arrived at Buckingham Palace!" with a video of the palace's decorations attached.

The tweet highlighted that the Christmas tree was introduced to Britain in the 18th Century by Queen Charlotte, consort of King George III, and the beloved festive tradition has continued to be embraced by royal households ever since.

As to be expected, the Queen's trees have a strong royal theme this year (and yes, she has more than one to think about, including this spectacular display at Windsor Castle).

A 15ft Nordmann fir tree from Great Windsor Park stands in the palace's Marble Hall, with two smaller firs in the Grand Entrance.

Twinkling fairy lights and crown-shaped decorations adorn the large pines, while the gilt bronze balustrade on the Grand Staircase has been covered with a colourful garland. It's safe to say there's no ' less is more' approach in this household.

Buckingham Palace isn't the only royal home to get the Christmas treatment, though. Clarence House, the official residence of Prince Charles and The Duchess of Cornwall, has also unveiled its tree.

This year, the Duchess invited children from Helen & Douglas House hospice and the Roald Dahl Charity to decorate the tree with a mix of baubles and felt and wooden ornaments.

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Here's how Buckingham Palace has been decorated this Christmas

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Christmas trees and fairy lights have been going up in homes across the country this month, including the Queen's London residence, Buckingham Palace. A tweet shared by The Royal Family's Twitter account on Tuesday announced that "Christmas has arrived at Buckingham Palace!" with a video of the palace's decorations attached.

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Christmas songs- activities ( source: islcollective.cm

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Christmas songs- activities ( source: islcollective.cm