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Easy wreath made by me this year. 😃✨

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1. Advance – to move forward or make progress.

2. Add – to combine or bring more, moving forward in a cumulative sense.

3. Adopt – to take on or choose something, moving forward with acceptance or approval.

4. Adapt – to adjust or modify for better suitability, progressing to a new state.

5. Address – to deal with or approach a problem or situation, moving forward in handling it.

6. Adjoin – to be next to or joined with, implying proximity and forward movement.

7. Adhere – to stick to or follow something, moving forward with commitment.

8. Advocate – to support or argue for something, moving forward with an idea or cause.

9. Advent – the arrival or coming of something significant, moving forward in time or events.

10. Adumbrate – to foreshadow or outline, hinting at moving forward to a fuller picture.

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1. Advancing – Moving forward or progressing.

2. Approaching – Coming nearer in distance or time.

3. Adventuring – Moving toward new and exciting experiences.

4. Adhering – Moving or sticking to a surface or principle.

5. Adjusting – Moving to fit or align correctly.

6. Addressing – Moving attention or focus toward something or someone.

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1. Advertise – to draw attention forward to a product or service.

2. Adhere – to stick to something, often implying forward motion or progress through commitment.

3. Adopt – to take on or accept (an idea, practice, or child) and move forward with it.

4. Adapt – to adjust or change to move forward effectively in new conditions.

5. Address – to direct attention or effort toward a specific point or issue.

6. Advocate – to support or move an idea forward.

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'tis the season is the time to give, celebrate, and share joy with those you love.

I love how the whole town light up like a Christmas tree with lights and decorations right after Thanksgiving.

When she found out she won the contest, she light up like a Christmas tree - her face was so bright and happy!

We’re having a big holiday party this year - the more the merrier! The more guests, the better.

Agreeing to decorate the office on Christmas Eve felt like deck the halls - everyone was already so tired!

I thought the delivery would take weeks, but my package arrived early - Christmas came early!

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• _'Tis the season__ is the time to give, celebrate, and share joy with those you love.

• I love how the whole town _deck the halls__ with lights and decorations right after Thanksgiving.

• When she found out she won the contest, she _lights up like a Christmas tree__ —her face was so bright and happy!

• We’re having a big holiday party this year — _the more the merrier__! The more guests, the better.

• Agreeing to decorate the office on Christmas Eve felt like _a turkey voting for Christmas__ — everyone was already so tired!

• I thought the delivery would take weeks, but my package arrived early — __Christmas came early_!

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I think that Iceland's tradition is very scary, because 13 days with devil's trolls 🤣 👻👹

Our st. Nicolas with devil and angel are beautiful and funny.

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Yes, I like this tradition, because It's one day a year when my daughters are kind. 😄

And now when my daughters are big so first year they made this trio.

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for now. I also visited markets in Prostejov, but Wroclaw is difficult to beat.

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Very good video 🤣 I saw several time. And we have artificial tree because I think when I have tree only 2 weeks so enough for me a beautiful artificial tree 😉

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Remember = to bring an image or idea from the past into the mind

Pearl Harbor = a surprise attack often with devastating effect

Nerdy = not attractive and awkward or socially embarrassing

Britanica = general knowlege English-language encyclopeadia

Noem Chomsky = American theoretical linguist

Sundown = the time in the evening when you last see the sun in the sky

Lanterns = a usually portable protective case for a light with transparent openings

Pavements = a paved road, highway

Joy = a feeling of great pleasure

Join = to bring or come together into some manner of union

Glow = to shine with or as if with an intense heat

Bold = daring and brave

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Verbs:

receive a gift

shop for a gift

order a gift

return a gift

Adjectives:

personal a gift

fantastic a gift

useful a gift

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1. It is so good gift but not for woman :D

The gift 'two gifts in one' yes why not, but pen with clock, so she doesn't remember On Joye's date.

2. Because It's woman

3. I think that Joye wants to rent Chandler's credit card.

1. It is so hard to shop __for ____ girls.

2. What did you ___get___ her?

3. Because she’s not ___11__ !

4. Whoa! It’s ___time___ for my date with Joey!

5. I will go out and I will try to __find____ something for her, OK?

6. Or just get a card that has a poem already ____in__ it

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I didn’t hear it, but this tradition is very interesting.

We have only one tradition associated with unpacking gifts is the youngest household member starting.

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Today, I try first time crinkles cookies and I was very surprised. It was very good, so I decided that I try it this year.

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I buy 😄 this size is enough for us.

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1. wrap a parcel

2. host a New Year’s Eve party

3. hang a Christmas ornament

4. decorate a house

5. buy snacks

6. go ice-skating

7. light the Christmas tree

8. send season’s greetings

9. see a show

10. visit Santa Claus

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wrap a parcel/ season’s greetings

host a stocking/ a New Year’s Eve party

hang a Christmas ornament/ a candle

decorate Christmas lights/ a house

buy snacks/ a Christmas market

go a family dinner/ ice-skating

light presents/ the Christmas tree

send season’s greetings/ a Christmas market

see a show/ carolling

visit a present/ Santa Claus

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In Vienna, you can visit a Christmas market, known as the biggest in the world, where you can buy almost everything.

In Ukraine, people decorate the tree and the house with handmade ornaments called spiders.

In 2011, some people in Italy set a Guinness World Record for creating a 51-metre-long Christmas stocking, though no fireplace is large enough to hang such a big stocking.

In 1917, a store in Kansas City, U.S., was the first to start selling the colourful paper we use today to wrap presents, just because they didn’t have any more regular paper.

Before electric Christmas lights, people used small candles to light the Christmas tree, which was very risky.

There is a town called Santa Claus in Indiana, and it is one of the best places in the U.S. to walk around and see Christmas lights.

In Norway, if you host a Christmas dinner you can serve “rice pudding”, a special dessert with a hidden nut. People believe the person who finds it will soon get married.

In New York, about 250,000 people go ice-skating at the famous Rockefeller Center rink in Manhattan during the holiday season.

In the UK, people send around 150 million Christmas cards every year to wish Merry Christmas to their loved ones.

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Winterville is the fair people from London always go to because it is less crowded/expensive.

It’s a good idea to go ice-skating on the weekend/a weekday as it makes getting tickets easier.

Department stores are a good place to buy Christmas lights/souvenirs.

You can find different/the same things in all of London’s Christmas markets.

The speaker thinks that in London you can see the largest Christmas tree/the best Christmas lights in the world.

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wrap a parcel

host a New Year’s Eve party

hang a candle

decorate a house

buy snacks

go a family dinner

light the Christmas tree

send season’s greeting

see a show

visit Santa Claus

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1. Winterville is the fair people from London always go to because it is less crowded.

2. It’s a good idea to go ice-skating on a weekday as it makes getting tickets easier.

3. Department stores are a good place to buy Christmas souvenirs.

4. You can find different things in all of London’s Christmas markets.

5. The speaker thinks that in London you can see the best Christmas lights in the world.

We were on Christmas markets in Olomouc, but we were early in the morning because there weren't many people.