“A” is a vowel., , “B” is a consonant., , She felt constant pain., , The Celts celebrated Samhain long ago., , They wore frightening clothes., , We met people in scary costumes., , A custom is a tradition., , Wearing costumes is a Halloween custom., , Verbs are action or state words., , I took photos in a costume., , We use the past participle in perfect tenses., , I enjoy pretending to be someone else., , I appreciated her kindness., , I find it easier to focus., , We heard strange noises., , He is a stranger., , She is stranger than he is., , I caught a trout yesterday., , I catch a trout every day., , in the autumn, , He hasn’t worn a costume yet., , Traditions and customs are synonyms., , I went to sleep early yesterday., , The Pilgrims came together to celebrate the first harvest., , The Wampanoag people helped the Pilgrims survive the hard winter., , Families reflect on the good things in their lives., , We are thankful / grateful for our home and family., , Shops offer discounts on Black Friday., , People queue outside shops early in the morning., , It also marks the beginning of the Christmas shopping season., , Many meals include traditional dishes., , They roast a big turkey for the family dinner., , We eat mashed potatoes with our meal., , The cook pours gravy over the turkey., , They serve sweet cranberry sauce on the side., , The family eat leftovers the next day., , Children show gratitude by making thank you cards., , Many people do volunteer work during Thanksgiving., , We donate food to a food bank., , Some people help in a community kitchen or a soup kitchen., , Their generosity makes a big difference., , Thanksgiving brings a feeling of togetherness., , gravy and grave, , He visited his grandfather’s grave., , August and autumn, and sauce, and Warsaw, .

2.

tomonidan
Chop etish
qo'shib qo'yish

Ilg'orlar ro'yxati

Vizual uslub

Moslamalar

Namunani almashtirish

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Tahrirlashni davom ettirish: ?