HOLIDAY AND TRADITIONS.

🎇Holidays and traditions.🎇

Holidays are part of the traditions around the world, each country has a special day, where a holiday is celebrated, either in family, with the community, or individual; these holidays are part of the traditions of the countries and it is very common that every year they celebrate them without fail on a specific date. 💃🏽🕺🏽

These are some examples of holidays of each country:🎈🎊🎉🥮

Venice Carnival: it is tradition to wear mystical and joyful masks. Venice during Carnival is a time when the city's narrow streets and picturesque canals come alive with an explosion of intricate masks, dazzling costumes and a spirit of revelry. 🎭

Day of the Dead in Oaxaca: A moving party that takes place in the town of Oaxaca, Mexico, in these celebrations Mexicans honor the dead during the Day of the Dead, decorate the streets with marigolds and enjoy the taste of sugar skulls that sweeten the memory of their departed relatives. 💀

Cherry Blossom Festival: Japan's floral symphony, known as Hanami. From poetry to picnics under the cherry blossoms, this celebration embodies the elegance and transience of life. 🌸

Tales of Thanksgiving: feasting, soccer and gratitude in America. the iconic Macy's parade that takes place each year and the heartwarming moments that bring families together at the dinner table in every home.🦃

Diwali: India's Festival of Lights and New Beginnings. From lighting lamps to.🎇

ADJECTIVE CLAUSE.💭

An adjectival clause, is also known as a relative clause, this is a type of clause that is dependent, it works to add information to a noun in the main clause of a sentence. this are introduced by relative pronouns (such as "who or that"); its purpose is to add descriptive details to the noun helping to provide a clearer and more specific picture of the noun. 

Example: 

The girl who song the solo is my brother's best friend.

The boy who gets good grades studies a lot.

The student who lives across the street still gets late to class.

I love books that make me cry.