Make wreaths Exchange gifts Wear costumes Offer flowers and sweets Eat traditional food Watch parades Watch a firework display
Thanksgiving St. Patrick’s Day Guy Fawkes Day Halloween May day St. Valentine’s Day 4 th Thursday of November 17 th March 5 th November 31 st October 1 st May 14 th February
When is St. Patrick’s Day? - It is on the 17 th of March. What do people do on that day? - They watch parades.
Every year my mother makes a wreath. (Action which happens every year) Look! My mother is making wreath! It’s beautiful! (Action which is happening now.)
I am She/he/it is + V ing You/we/they are I am singing now. She is singing now. They are singing now.
I am not She/he/it isn’t + V ing You/we/they aren’t I ’m not writ ing now. He isn’t writ ing now. We aren’t writ ing now.
Am I Is She/he/it + V ing ? Are You/we/they Short answers: 1. Yes, I am. No, I’m not. 2. Yes, …. is. No, ….. isn’t. 3. Yes, ….. are. No, ….. aren’t. Examples: Are you doing your homework? – Yes, I am. Is she reading a book?- Yes, she is. Are they sleeping? – No, they aren’t.
Absolutely Witch He’s terrifying everyone Are you bobbing for apples? Musical chairs They’re nearly all gone To come over The party is nearly over To clean up Toffee apple
To wear costumes To finish To visit To become part of smth To move place To dress up To run out To come over To join in To pop round
