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Ice Cream on a Cold Day

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Choose the best answer from A, B, C or D and win some virtual money!

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To bundle up
When you "bundle up" you put on a lot of warm clothes and layers to go out into the cold weather.

To warm up
When we "warm up" we increase our body temperature or the temperature of an object.

To be snowed in
When we get "snowed in" we get stuck in our houses because there is too much snow to go out.

To die down
We can say that the snow has "died down", meaning that it has reduced it's strength or speed.

To come down with
When you "come down with" a cold, it means that you get sick or catch a cold.

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COLD SNAP
a sudden short period of very cold weather
Snowfall will be followed by an icy cold snap today as temperatures plummet.

THE DEAD OF WINTER
the middle of winter when it is very cold
It was the dead of winter and the ground was covered in deep snow.

THE JANUARY DOLDRUMS
a feeling of low energy and lack of motivation that sometimes occurs during the dark days of January after the Christmas and New Year season of celebration
To fight the January doldrums some people try to take a holiday at the start of a new year.

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If America is famous for its Mardi Gras, England is known for Shrove Tuesday. Shrove Tuesday takes place before the start of Lent and is celebrated by Christians across the country by making pancakes. Pancakes are similar to crepes in England accompanied by golden syrup, sugar or lemon.
2020 date: February 25

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British Holidays - Pancake Day and Shrove Tuesday