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Barbeques

Barbeques

Date: Jul 12 2002

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Last week we celebrated the 4th of July. It’s the birthday of the U.S. and a very fun time.
It’s tradition to have a party on the 4th of July. One of the most common parties is a barbeque.
I went to a barbeque at a friend’s house on the 4th and did many traditional things. Read on to learn about it!

Dialog

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If you’re going to a summer barbeque, you should know many things. For example, there are traditional things we eat, games we play and clothes we wear.
Barbeque food is very good. We usually have hamburgers, hot dogs and chicken. At the barbeque went to, we had ribs. The barbeque sauce on them made them taste very good. We also had potato salad, cole slaw and chips. We drank beer, wine and soda.
For a little fun, we played soccer and basketball. At other barbeques people will play volleyball or softball. If you’re on a lake you can water ski.
Most people wore shorts and t-shirts because the weather was good. People also wore thongs and sandals on their feet. However, at night it cooled down and people put sweatshirts and fleeces on.
The neighbors had some great fireworks. There were roman candles and other things that shot loud balls of flame into the air. We just had sparklers.

 

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Discussion

If you can rememeber this vocabulary, you’ll be fine at your next American barbeque. Hope you have lots of them this summer!
Your American Friend,
John

 

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