(I / usually / for Christmas)
I usually give money for Christmas.
(We / never / for Easter)
We never dance in the street for Easter.
(My aunt / often / for my birthday)
My aunt often gives (me) presents for my birthday.
(He / usually / in the afternoons)
He usually goes out with friends in the afternooon.
(An orchestra / during the Festa Major at night)
An orchestra plays music during the Festa Major at night.
(My sister and I / on Christmas Eve)
My sister and I sing songs on Christmas Eve.
(We / sometimes / on the weekends).
We sometimes have a special meal on the weekends.
(Paula / always / in trips around the world)
Paula always takes photos in trips around the world.
(You / in February) X
You don't visit your family in February.
(She / always / for Bonfire Night)
She always watches the fireworks for Bonfire Night.
(Mark / in Carnival) X. He is boring!
Mark doesn't wear costumes in Carnival. He is boring!
(Anna and Richard / sometimes / for the festivities)
Anna and Richard sometimes watch parades for the festivities.
