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Trooping the Colours

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Happy St.Patrick's Day!

Oxford Vs Cambridge Boat Race

Wimbledon

• What invention made the new tennis game possible?
• What did Charles Goodyear invent? What did this invention mean for tennis?
• When was the rubber was first vulcanized?
• What could the new tennis balls do?
• What were the lawn rollers needed for?
• Have the rackets changed? How?
• What materials were historically used for produsing the rackets?
• What were the most fundamental changes in?
• What other changes are being planned?

Lacrosse

• What other kinds of sports have similar features?
• What is the origin of the game?
• Who plays it?
• Who was the first ot play it?
• Is the popularity of lacrosse increasing?
• Is there any difference between the women's and men's lacrosse?
• How many players does each team have? Name their roles on the fiels.
• What is the game played with?
• What equipment is required?
• What kind of game is lacrosse?
• What are most injuries?
• Where do the people play this game?
• How can the players continue their career after having finished their active participation? 

British food

• scone
• cod
• haddock
• bland
• BLT
• kidney
• ale
• batter

British cuisine

• scotch eggs
• breadcrumbs
• banger
• mash
• crumpet
• sponge pudding
• butty
• lashing
• custard
• clotted cream
• gammon

Virtual open day

Oxford colleges

Oxford&Cambridge

British Holidays 8

• spooky
• to haunt
• into the spirit
• householder
• prohibition
• mischievous
• supervise
• to contract

British Holidays 7

• sovereign
• trooping the colour
• regiment
• pay tribute
• honour list
• civilian
• knighthood
• CBE

British Holidays 6

• public holiday
• origin
• tradesman
• bargains
• banned
• artificial
• inevitable

British Holidays 5

• fool
• lighthearted
• mock
• gullible
• outlandish
• deception
• trickster
• to spot
• to be conceived
• skip

British Holidays 4

• anonymous
• secret admirer
• upfront
• stuffed toys
• vice versa

British Holidays 3

• armstice
• poppy
• interlink

British Holidays 2

• coincide
• resurrection

British holidays

• to ring
• to quit
• superstition

Christmas in GB

• white Christmas
• Mince pie
• to brave
• heavy meal 
• trimmings
• crackers
• paper  Christmas hat
• digest
• simultaneously
• grotto