In the last 50 years the term "holiday" has come to mean completly different things to the children from each generation . The day off from school's thought
of as a holiday's . it could been a day out even a pinic by the river or a bed room makeovers and helping the parents or working on the farm of a grand parents or staying at home watshing TV with family .But , nowadays , the holiday's completed deferent it have alla the mining of bieng active and having fun , enjoyfull and Little big Magical .
One way's to enjoyed with your holiday as much as you can is to relax your self and to have a good preparation as fun something to be enjoyed as much as the actual holiday themselves . It can be easy for people to think of holiday like Christmas or new year as a result , a day of ralaxing and entetament after a week of studie so we deserve a day of rest .
Holiday past means holidays that have happened before. Holiday present means the current holidays. The ones that are happening right now.
St. Patrick's Day is considered as a Irish holiday, as St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. On this holiday, in the past and even now, a well known staple for a meal on this day is corn beef and cabbage.
Steroids.
One is set in the past.
There are many changes of city between now and past, Hanoi is a sample. Population has been rapidly increasing. Many people from rural area has come Hanoi to make a living.
people are earning more leaving them with more disposable income, also package holidays and flights are now cheaper eg: Ryan air
troditions
black and white...now in color
Present is now - what is currently happening - and past is anything and everything that has happened (been and gone).
Not now. In the past there have been times when Germany and France were enemies, but now there are good relations between them and they are allies.
in the past we didn't give the chicken growing hormones so we can butcher them when they are 3 months old
Shall is an auxiliary verb and should used to be the past form but now there seems to be little connection between the two verbs.