Christmas Vocabulary
We say this to each other to celebrate Christmas.
What is "Merry Christmas"?
This verb is used to describe what families do in the house together to prepare for Christmas.
What is "decorating"?
What is snow?
What is summer?
“We are decorating the tree.” — This tense shows an action happening now.
What is the present continuous?
Children hang these by the fireplace to receive small gifts.
What are stockings?
Children open one small door each day on this before Christmas
What is an Advent calendar?
When the temperature is very low, it is this.
What is freezing?
In this country, men dress like kings on January 6th and throw candy to children.
What is Spain?
“It is colder in December than in November.” — This form compares two things.
What is the comparative?
These shiny balls and decorations go on a Christmas tree.
What are ornaments?
People sing these songs on the street or at home in December.
What are Christmas carols?
Roads can be dangerous when they are covered in this.
What is ice?
In this country, Christmas is celebrated by eating KFC.
What is Japan?
“She will visit her family for Christmas.” — This tense talks about the future.
What is the future simple (will)?
This object carries Santa and is pulled by reindeer.
What is "sleigh"?
People may kiss under this plant.
What is mistletoe?
A very strong snowstorm with wind.
What is a blizzard?
This is a holiday celebrated by Jewish people.
What is Hanukkah?
“If it snows, we will stay home.” — This sentence type talks about real future situations.
What is the first conditional?
This round decoration of leaves or flowers is hung on doors.
What is a wreath?
If children are not good, they may receive this instead of gifts.
What is coal?
When snow melts and becomes watery, it can be called this.
What is "slush?"
What is Ukraine?
The gifts were wrapped yesterday.” — This sentence is in this voice.
What is the passive voice?