British holidays.

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British holidays.

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Christmas.

• Christmas is very funny holiday. Christmas is
  celebrated in the 25 of December.
• People set off firecrackers, decorate fir-trees
  with tinsels and baubles and give gifts to their
  relatives and friends on Christmas.

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Message on Christmas Day.

• Every year Queen Elizabeth II broadcasts her
  message on Christmas Day, and it is heard by
  millions of people all over the world. In England
  most people watch or listen to it whilst
  digesting their Christmas Dinner!

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Socks.

• On Christmas Eve, younger kids hang up their
  stockings on the ends of the beds or by the
  chimney for the Father Christmas.

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Independence Day.

• In the United States, Independence Day, commonly
  known as the Fourth of July, is a federal holiday
  commemorating the adoption of the Declaration of
  Independence on July 4th, in 1776, and declaring
  independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain.

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Independence Day is commonly associated with

• fireworks, parades, barbecues, carnivals,
  picnics, concerts, baseball games, political
  speeches and ceremonies, and various other public
  and private events celebrating the history,
  government, and traditions of the United States.