Correct the mistakes in these idioms. 1. It’s a lovely present. Thanks a thousand.
2. You won’t find it difficult to learn to ski. There’s really nothing to that.
3. It’s either here or there which hotel you decide to stay in – they’re both excellent.
4. Let’s have a really big wedding. The more, the merry.
5. You may say that again! I couldn’t agree with you more!
6. He’s travelled a lot. You say it, he’s been there.
2) Americans celebrate Christmas on the 25th of December.
3) The 1st of January is not so widely celebrated in the United States as we do it
in Russia.
4) The most important holiday in America is the 4th of July,
The Independence Day.
5) The 4th of July is the day-off and people don't go to work. Other holidays
when people don't go to work are: Martin Luther King's day on the 20th of January, Labour Day on the 7th of September and Thanksgiving on the last Friday of November.
6) It is a big white stone on the shore in Plymouth in Massachusetts, that the pilgrims landed on. It is called «The Plymouth Rock».
7) Halloween is children's most favourite holiday.