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I [blank_start]listen[blank_end] all kind of music.

Most Christians [blank_start]belong[blank_end] to the Church of England or the Church of Scotland.

People [blank_start]think[blank_end] the Englishs are no good at learning foreign languages.

People [blank_start]dance[blank_end] a number of May-day dances.

People in Yorkshire [blank_start]sound[blank_end] very different to people in Surrey.

The Union Flag [blank_start]symbolises[blank_end] the union of the countries of the UK.

Children [blank_start]enjoy[blank_end] playing and watching sports such as football, cricket, tennis and netball.

We all [blank_start]leave[blank_end] the house by 8.30 and Dad goes to work.

The day [blank_start]starts[blank_end] at 7 o’clock when mom and dad get up.

My sister and I usually [blank_start]watch[blank_end] tv together

I [blank_start]live[blank_end] in a typical british family.

British people [blank_start]eat[blank_end] eggs, bacon and fried bread for breakfast.

In england, people [blank_start]drink[blank_end] tea.

Traditionally the bride [blank_start]wears[blank_end] a white dress.

We [blank_start]celebrate[blank_end] the diversity in our country, get strength from the cultures and the races that go to make up Britain today.