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Herę comes Santa 

deck the halls 

Deck the halls with boughs of _ _ _ _ _

Fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la

'Tis the season to be jolly

Fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la

Don we now our gay apparel

Fa-la-la, la-la-la, la-la-la

Troll the ancient Yule-tide _ _ _ _ _

Fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la

[Verse 2]

See the blazing Yule before us

Fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la

Strike the _ _ _ _ and join the chorus

Fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la

Follow me in merry measure

Fa-la-la, la-la-la, la-la-la

While I tell of Yule-tide _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la

[Verse 3]

Fast away the old year passes

Fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la

Hail the new year, lads and lasses

Fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la

Sing we joyous, all together

Fa-la-la, la-la-la, la-la-la

Heedless of the wind and weather

Fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-la

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escape room 

https://edienglish.com/pdf/TOY%20SHOP.pdf

expand 

https://edienglish.com/Speaking/S46/S.html

worksheet

together grammar and dominoes 

individually QR codes 

singing here comes santa 

https://jeopardylabs.com/play/irregular-verbs-past-and-past-participle

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 https://wordwall.net/resource/323371/irregular-verbs-wheel

shopping questions

https://edienglish.com/Speaking/S114/S.html

where can you buy these 

https://wordwall.net/resource/12733050/shopping

General Shopping

1. How often do you go to the shopping mall?

2. Do you prefer shopping with friends or shopping alone?

3. What things do you like to buy?

4. How much money do you usually take with you when you go to the shopping mall?

6. What is your clothes size?

7. What colours do you like to wear?

8. Do you like trying on clothes?

9. What clothes did you buy last time you went shopping?

10. Do you prefer cheap clothes or expensive clothes? Why?

11. What can you say  in the shop when you need help?

12. What can you ask  in the shop  if you want a different size?

13. What can you ask  in the shop  if you want a different colour?

14. What do you say  in the shop  when you want to try something on?

15. Do you check the price before you buy something?

17. What did you buy last time you went shopping?

18. Do you prefer to shop online or in a store? Why?

19. How much do you usually spend when you go shopping?

20. Do you wait for sales to buy something?

21. What do you do if something is too expensive?

19. Do you enjoy shopping? Why or why not?

20. Do you usually pay by card or in cash?

    
    

    letters 

    Dear _______

    My name is… and I would like to tell you a little about myself.

    Q: What is your name and how old are you?

    Q: What school do you go to?

    Q: What subjects do you like?

    Q: What subjects you don't like?

    Q: What are your hobbies, interests or free-time activities?

    Q: What do you usually do after school?

    Q: Do you do any sports?

    Q: One interesting thing about me is that …

    Q: Do you like Christmas? Why or why not?

    Q: Who do you usually spend Christmas with? 

    Q: What traditions does your family have?

    Q: What do you usually eat at Christmas?

    Q: where will you spend this Christmas?

    Q: When do you decorate Christmas tree?

    Q: What would you like to get this year?

    Q: Why do you want this present?

    “I’m looking forward to your letter.”

    
    

    “Take care,”

    
    

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Part 1. Match the words with their meanings.

Write the correct letter (A–J).

1. doodle ___

2. whisper ___

3. bully ___

4. jealous ___

5. cheer up ___

6. regret ___

7. rude ___

8. defend ___

9. gossip ___

10. embarrassing ___

A. szeptać
B. plotkować
C. żenujący
D. bronić
E. zazdrosny
F. żałować
G. niegrzeczny
H. bazgroły
I. rozweselić
J. znęcać się

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Part 2. Choose the correct word.

11. When you fall because you lost balance, you (slip / shout).

12. If someone is mean, they are (kind / unfriendly).

13. To trip means to (potknąć się / szanować).

14. A volunteer is an (ochotnik / wróg).

15. To call somebody names means (przezywać kogoś / bronić kogoś).

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Part 3. Translate into English.

16. kłócić się → __________________

17. obojętny → __________________

18. zachowanie → __________________

    
    

    1. Which subject is your favorite, and why?

    2. Who is your teacher for English? Do you like her/him?

    3. What time do your classes start and finish on Tuesday?

    6. How do you usually go to school?

    7. What do you do during the school break?

    8. What do you eat for lunch at school?

    9. What do you do after school?

    11. Where do you sit in your classroom? IN the back/ in the front/ I n the middle?

    12. What things do you always keep in your school bag?

    13. Do you like your ICT class? 

    14. Which subject is easy for you?

    15. Which subject is difficult for you?

    16. What is your favorite place in the school?

    17. Do you have homework every day?

    18. Who do you usually talk to at school?

        
        
        
        Christmas letters 
        
        

    Dear …,

    16. Let me tell you a bit about myself.
        My name is … and I’m … years old.
        I go to Primary / Secondary School number … in …
        Right now I’m in grade …
        My class has … students, and we usually get along well.
        My favourite subjects are …, because …
        After school I like …, and I spend a lot of time (doing hobbies, meeting friends, playing sports, etc.)
        One interesting thing about me is that …

        This Christmas will be a little different for me because … (travel, guests, new traditions, etc.)
        At home we usually decorate our Christmas tree (early / together / with lights and ornaments).
        I really enjoy Christmas because (time with family, food, atmosphere, relaxing, etc.)
        On Christmas Eve we normally eat …, and afterwards we (open presents / watch a film / talk / play games).

        This year I’m planning to (visit relatives / stay at home / go somewhere).
        I think it will be (fun / peaceful / exciting) because …

        If I could choose a present this year, I would really like …, because …

        I can’t wait to read your letters!

        I hope your Christmas will be magical.

        Sending you warm Christmas wishes from Poland!

        Take care and write soon!

        
        

        christmas cards 
        
        

    17. Merry Christmas from Poland! I hope you have a warm and happy holiday with your family.

    18. I wish you lots of joy, good health, and many lovely moments this Christmas.

    19. I hope your Christmas is full of peace, fun, and great food!

    20. Merry Christmas! I hope you get nice presents and enjoy the holidays.

    21. Wishing you a magical Christmas and a wonderful New Year!

    22. Sending Christmas greetings from Poland. I hope your holidays are amazing!

    23. I wish you a beautiful Christmas with lots of smiles and happy memories.

    24. Merry Christmas! I hope we can write many more letters next year.

 

“Muszę” in English is:
A) I had to  B) I must  C) I have to  D) I should

“Leave” means:
A) zostawać  B) opuszczać  C) uczyć się  D) biegać

“Rubbish” means:
A) ubrania  B) śmieci  C) meble  D) książki

“Invite” means:
A) zapraszać  B) pisać  C) oglądać  D) mówić

“Hairstyle” is:
A) makijaż  B) fryzura  C) kapelusz  D) okulary

“Petrol” means:
A) mleko  B) sok  C) benzyna  D) woda

“While” means:
A) gdzie  B) kiedy  C) podczas / gdy  D) jeśli

“Scientist” means:
A) sportowiec  B) nauczyciel  C) naukowiec  D) sąsiad

“Neighbour” means:
A) sąsiad  B) przyjaciel  C) kuzyn  D) lekarz

“Dive” means:
A) pływać  B) nurkować / skakać do wody  C) biegać  D) siedzieć

“Grow” means:
A) rosnąć / uprawiać  B) śpiewać  C) gotować  D) grać

“Furniture” means:
A) drzwi  B) meble  C) zasłony  D) dywan

“Message” means:
A) wiadomość  B) list  C) zaproszenie  D) rozmowa

“Take part” means:
A) brać udział  B) odpoczywać  C) robić zdjęcie  D) iść spać

“Office” means:
A) sklep  B) szkoła  C) biuro  D) dom

“Enough” means:
A) dużo  B) za mało  C) wystarczająco  D) więcej

“Careful” means:
A) ostrożny  B) niegrzeczny  C) leniwy  D) wesoły

“Upstairs” means:
A) na dole  B) na górze / piętro wyżej  C) na zewnątrz  D) wewnątrz

“Advice” means:
A) informacja  B) rada / porada  C) pytanie  D) wiadomość

“Village” means:
A) miasto  B) kraj  C) wioska  D) wyspa

stop hate 

https://edienglish.com/pdf/STOP%20HATE%20A2.pdf

questions

https://edienglish.com/Speaking/S129/S.html

STUDENT A

1. Have you ever laughed so hard you cried?
2. Have you ever tripped in public?
3. Have you ever mistaken a stranger for someone you know?
4. Have you ever worn pajamas to a store?
5. Have you ever told a joke that nobody laughed at?
6. Have you ever walked into the wrong classroom?
7. Have you ever slipped while dancing?
8. Have you ever dropped your phone on your face?
9. Have you ever waved at someone who wasn’t waving at you?

STUDENT B

10. Have you ever fallen off a chair?
11. Have you ever talked to yourself?
12. Have you ever forgotten your homework at home?
13. Have you ever fallen asleep during a lesson?
14. Have you ever doodled instead of taking notes?
15. Have you ever gotten a perfect score on a test?
16. Have you ever volunteered for something and regretted it?
17. Have you ever taken part in an art competition?
18. Have you ever cooked dinner for your family?

homework