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G11_ Vocabulary _ U37 Festivals

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  • People were in a mood for a festival when the harvest was successfully completed and a huge MEAL was held in the village. (noun)
    FEAST
  • The FESTIVAL EVENTS included parades, sports and musical gatherings. (noun, plural)
    FESTIVITIES
  • For Christians, Christmas IS A CELEBRATION OF the birth of Jesus Christ. (verb)
    CELEBRATES
  • There was an atmosphere of ceremony as the military bands TOOK PART IN A PARADE around the main square. (verb)
    PARADED
  • The festival is always on the first Monday in July. It IS IN MEMORY OF a famous battle. (verb)
    COMMEMORATES
  • The gymnastic display involving 300 children was A REAL SPECTACLE. (adjective)
    REALLY SPECTACULAR
  • You should go and see the lantern festival. It’s always SPECTACULAR. (noun)
    A SPECTACLE
  • There was a FEELING OF CELEBRATION about the whole weekend. (adjective)
    CELEBRATORY FEELING
  • For people who live in the country, the spring festival RENEWS the fertility of the land. (noun)
    IS A RENEWAL OF