The verb is perform, what is the noun for the person?
performer
In Spain, New Year is celebrated in, on, OR at 31st of December
on
Another word for old-fashioned
tr______
traditional
When we refer to Easter Sunday or Christmas Day, do we use the preposition in/on/at?
on
In/on/at my birthday
on my birthday
BUT
we do say "at my birthday PARTY" because it is an event, e.g. at the show, at the football game etc
A synonym for a show or performance
a _ _
act
Something you eat 12 of for every bell that is rung at the start of the New Year in Spain. Eating these things will bring you good luck for every month of the new year.
grapes
The phrasal verb used to describe putting on fancy clothes or a funny outfit
At Easter/Christmas
BUT
In or during the Easter/Christmas holidays
In some parts of Spain, it is a custom to give out/hand out/take away sweets at school
give out
hand out
The verb is perform. What is the noun we use for the show?
performance
fuegos artificiales in English
fireworks
Another word for an outfit that we might wear at Halloween e.g. a skeleton _____
costume
gather around
In some countries you usually make/do a wish when you cut the cake
make a wish
The verb for when you throw lots of objects up in the air
The phrasal verb we use for fireworks
set off/let off
The activity where people go from house to house to ask for sweets
to go trick-or-treating
Which of these adjectives would not usually be used to refer to Christmas dinner?
traditional
delicious
fancy
sugary
trendy
trendy
I hosted/housed a party at my house
hosted
street performer
Which of these adjectives would probably not be used to describe fireworks?
dazzling
deafening
fashionable
colourful
spectacular
fashionable
On San Isidro, many people perform/participate traditional dances in the main square of the town
perform
At Easter in Spain, many people take on/take part in Easter processions where they march/munch and hold floats decorated with candles and statues
take part
march
Which of these verbs do we not usually use with parties?
host
throw
kick
go to
have
kick