I have extended geography., , In the autumn, there is Halloween., , I appreciate the calm atmosphere., , I appreciated her kindness yesterday., , “A” is a vowel., , We walked through the valley., , “B” is a consonant., , She felt constant pain., , I didn’t know that the Irish brought it., , They believed that the spirits of the dead could visit the living., , There were a lot of people in Warsaw yesterday., , Samhain was the Celtic festival marking the end of summer., , I appreciated her kindness yesterday., , I know the others., , All Hallows’ Eve later became Halloween., , She sleeps comfortably in her bed., , Your bed looks comfortable., , I find it easier to focus., , We like telling spooky stories on Halloween night., , Children go trick-or-treating and collect sweets., , The Celts celebrated Samhain long ago., , Wearing costumes is a Halloween custom., , There are many Halloween customs., , People lit big bonfires to protect themselves., , I heard it., , I can hear it., , People pray in church., , They wore frightening clothes., , I was in a haunted house when I was in an amusement park., , I visited a haunted house., , A scary thing makes you feel scared., , My friends and I were very scared., , We met people in scary costumes., , A custom is a tradition., , We had to walk through dark corridors., , I walked through dark corridors., , I often fart., , I caught a trout in the river., , We heard strange noises., , He is a stranger. We don’t know him., , He is stranger than she is., , We screamed with fear., , I took part in a Halloween party., , We went all the way to the end of the house., , She chased us with a knife., , Verbs are action or state words., , Nouns are words that name a person, place, thing or idea., , I don’t have any questions., , I won’t go to school tomorrow., , We will go for a trip., .

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