Complete using a, an, the or -.
not just a cup of tea
(1)tea is (2)evergreen plant. it
was accidentally discovered by (3)emperor(4) shen nung of (5)china. whilst on (6) trip, he was boiling (7) pot of water when (8) tea leaf fell into it.
(9) british sailors, returning from(10) far east, brought packets of (11) tea back (12) home as presents for their relatives.
(13) first advertisement for (14) tea appeared in (15) newspaper called mercurius politicus in 1660. (16)advertisement in (17)newspaper said that
(18)tea could cure(19) colds
and other illnesses.
(20)poor were prepared to pay as much as (21) third of their weekly wage to have (22)
tea.
(23) tea has been (24) most popular drink in (25) britain for three hundred years.
(26) average briton drinks thirty cups of (27) tea (28) week. in fact, (29)
british import almost twenty-five percent of all (30). tea exported in (31) world.​

Frankly speaking, Christmas is one of my favourite winter holidays! This year I spent it with my family. My brother was responsible for adornments. My sister was asked to find a great venue. And I was expected to find some new recipes for the unique Christmas dishes. So I started to look for some unusual ideas related to the Christmas celebration. However, it was not so simple as it seemed at first. I must admit, that I got really confused while trying to make it come true. As a result, I had no ideas about Christmas menu at the morning of Christmas Day. Therefore, my mum got completely cross with me! Fortunately, I remembered about my classmade Nick, who was really good at cooking and learning foreign national dishes. He helped me with the Christmas preparation and tought all the unique resepies of some tasty dishes.Another part of the day I spent with my family. The venue and adornments were really inconceivable! We enjoied playing games, watcching TV and telling Christmas stories. All the family approved the Christmas venue, I was so pleased! That certainly was the best Christmas celebration ever:)

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