What are their traditions? — Translate and read the text.Correct the mistakes in the sentences and write the correct

First, let’s translate and read the text:

«What are their traditions?» — Translate and read the text.

Now, let’s correct the mistakes in the sentences and write the correct versions:

1. Giving gifts on Christmas is a good tradition.
2. St. Valentine’s Day is celebrated on February 14.
3. Politeness is a characteristic feature of English people.
4. Halloween is celebrated on October 31.
5. The people can spend Thanksgiving Day with their families as it’s a four-day holiday.
6. As the turkey cooks, make the pumpkin pie.
7. The lord presides over Parliament sitting on a woolsack, which symbolizes the importance of wool in English history.
8. The family is decorating the house with lanterns and pumpkins.
9. Irish wedding traditions are old customs.
10. Politeness is highly appreciated in New Zealand.

Now, let’s fill in the blanks with suitable words:

1. To present gifts on Christmas is a good tradition.
2. St. Valentine’s Day is celebrated on February 14.
3. Politeness is a characteristic feature of English people.
4. Halloween is celebrated on October 31.
5. The people can spend Thanksgiving Day with their families as it’s a four-day holiday.
6. As the turkey cooks, make the pumpkin pie.
7. The lord presides over Parliament sitting on a woolsack which symbolizes the importance of wool in English history.
8. The family is decorating the house with lanterns and pumpkins.
9. Irish wedding traditions are old customs.
10. Politeness is highly appreciated in New Zealand.

These corrections should make the sentences grammatically correct and convey their intended meanings.