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Liz: What's your favourite holiday, Sam?

Sam: I adore Halloween!

Liz: Why do you like it? I think it's too spooky*.

Sam: No, it's not! It's always so fun and exciting!

Liz: How do you celebrate it?

Sam: My father decorates the flat with jack-o'-lanterns, paper bats and toy spiders. My brother and I wear fancy-dress costumes. And then we go trick-or-treating. That's my favourite part! We scare everyone at their homes. They give us a lot of sweets!

Liz: What about the food? Do you eat anything tasty?

Sam: Yes, we do. My mum cooks some snacks that look like worms, spiders or monsters.

Liz: It sounds like fun.

Sam: It actually is! And in the evening we let off fireworks in our backyard!

Liz: Cool! Can I join you this year?

Sam: Sure! We can go trick-or-treating together. You just need to think about the costume.

Liz: I want to be a witch!

Sam: Great idea!

* Spooky — strange and frightening.

Sam's mother	will be a witch.
Liz	cooks snacks.
Sam's father	go trick-or-treating.
Sam and his brother	decorates the flat.