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1. There is a great **celebration** for girls on March 3d every year. 2. What I like about festivals is that they show the **cultural** values of different communities. Exercises: 1. Carnival is a popular **parade** in many countries in South America. 2. South American people **celebrate** Carnival in different ways. 3. At Carnival, people wear costumes and **parade** through the streets, playing samba music and dancing. 4. She is going to Rio Carnival to watch **performers** dance. 5. A lot of dancers go to Rio de Janeiro to **attend** the Rio Carnival. 6. I think nobody is at home now because they have gone to the **lunar** festival. 7. We **attended** to the Flower Festival in Da Lat last year. 8. During Tet, the Vietnamese **decorate** their houses with many beautiful flowers. 9. Thanksgiving is a **religious** festival only held in the USA. 10. The Lantern Festival is celebrated on the 15th day of the first **lunar** month. Exercise 7: 1. Do you want to build a dollhouse? - Yes, **I do**. 2. Do we need two eggs to make pancake? - No, **we don't**. 3. Was she so sad yesterday? - Yes, **she was**. 4. Did Nam have breakfast with his grandfather? - Yes, **he did**. 5. Are you and your friends in the hall? - No, **we aren't**. 6. Is he your English teacher? - Yes, **he is**. 7. Were they going to the festival at that time? - No, **they weren't** 8. Did you and your sister visit the museum last Saturday? - No, *we didn't*. 9.Should I go out at midnight? - No,**you shouldn't** 10.Can I borrow your pen?-Yes,**you can** Exercise 8: 1.Do you have a brother? 2.Are you a teacher? 3.Does your sister live with you? 4.Is she your friend? 5.Does Mary work on Friday? 6.Do you like pizza? 7.Are you tired today? 8.Are your parents from Egypt? 9.Is this your watch? 10.Is she in this class? 11.Do we need a computer? 12.Is the chair broken? 13.Does it work without the cable? 14.Does pasta have salt in it? 15.Is your sister at your house?