A: Would you mind if I opened the Christmas present? B: ...
...
I (pay) a lot for this lovely scarf with the reindeer on. It (cost) $15.
paid, cost
A: Could you pass me some poppy seed cake, please. B: ...
...
And then I (hear) jingle bells in the distance and (see) the first star in the sky. It (be) time for Christmas Eve.
heard, saw, was
The form made by the freezing of dripping water, often seen e.g. on the edges of roofs
icicles
We (eat) all 12 Christmas Eve dishes too quickly and (feel) a bit sick soon afterwards.
ate, felt
Santa's vehicle.
sleigh
A: Can you help me decorate the Christmas tree? B: ...
...
Two years ago Henry (dig) a big hole in the garden and (hide) a present from Santa Claus there.
dug, hid
We (catch) our parents while they were putting presents under the Christmas tree but we (say) nothing.
caught, said
A: I've won 'The most beautiful Christmas poem' competition. B: ...
...
A: Where can I find the Christmas balls? B: ...
...
A: Does the jumper fit you? B: ...
...
Santa goes down it to people's houses to leave the presents for them.
chimney
We (hang) the Christmas stockings by the fireplace and (go) to bed.
hung, went
You can get it from Santa Claus if you have been a naughty girl or boy this year.
a rod
The carol singers (come) to our house last year and (sing) two funny Christmas songs.
came, sang
A: Thank you very much for helping me bake gingerbread cookies for Christmas Eve. B: ...
...
A long shiny decoration that you put around the Christmas tree is called...
tinsel
Animals which pull Santa's sleigh are called...
reindeer
A: Excuse me, can you tell me where I can find fresh carp? B: ...
...
Children leave them for Santa to drink and eat. Children leave them for the reindeer to eat.
Milk and cookies for Santa, carrots for the reindeer.
They help Santa make toys. They work in a toy factory.
elves
I (forget) to write a letter to Santa last year but fortunately he (bring) me the presents.
forgot, brought
A: Let's make a snowman, shall we? B: ...
...
Who (break) my favourite Christmas ball last year? Jessica, she (shake) it too strongly.
broke, shook
Santa Claus lives there.
The North Pole