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2. At Christmas, we sing Christmas carols. AtChinese New Year, we get red packets. We use ‘at’ to talk about festivals.

3. © Oxford University Press 2006 We can put ‘at’ at the beginning of the sentence or in the middle of the sentence. AtEaster, we eat Easter eggs. atWe eat Easter eggsEaster.

4. © Oxford University Press 2006 At the Mid-Autumn Festival, we play with lanterns. Use a comma (, ) when ‘at’ is at the beginning of the sentence.

5. © Oxford University Press 2006 Dragon Boat FestivalChinese New Year Ching Ming Festival Halloween ___________, we say ‘Trick or Treat!’. At Halloween We watch dragon boat races ________________________________. at the Dragon Boat Festival ___________________, we say ‘Happy New Year’ to our friends. At Chinese New Year We sweep the graves of our ancestors ________________________________. at the Ching Ming Festival Quiz time!