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In England people remember that Jesus Christ was born in the town of Bethlehem, about 2000 years ago.

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Today, Christmas is a very important time in the Christian year, it is also very important to those,

who don’t go to church. It is a time for buying and giving presents, having parties, and being with

family.

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People start to decorate their shops, streets and houses.

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Families buy christmas trees, put them inside the house and put colourful

decorations on them.

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Santa Claus often comes when the children are sleeping.

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Children leave the stockings for Santa Claus by the fireplace when they go to bed. In Britain Santa Claus is

usually called Father Christmas.

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The Christmas Holiday begins on 24th December: Christmas Eve. People stop work. Christmas dinner is in the afternoon. It is the biggest meal of the day. Before they start to eat, people pull crackers. They make a loud noise and have a small game inside.

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Christmas Day,25th December, is a holiday. Children wake up very early and open their presents aroud the

tree.

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Dinner is usually turkey with lots of winter vegetables and then a Christmas pudding. People spend this time

at home with their family or visiting family.

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Many people go to church at midnight on Christmas Eve. They hear the Christmas story and sing carols.

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At three o'clock many people in Britain turn their televisions on because the Queen says ''Happy

Christmas'' to everyone.

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POLISH CHRISTMAS DINNER

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