Friends - Thanksgiving

HEY!

Do you know anything about American culture? What about Thanksgiving?

Let’s practice your Writing and enjoy the story of this special holiday.

You can download the exercise by clicking here!

Or you can go to the link below!

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BQ-EHkoLrGrycjtqvDtV5kXTcCMR6Mg2

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