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At Thanksgiving, people in North America eat turkey… but why? What do they celebrate? Learn about a North American hoilday that has different dates and customs in the USA and Canada.

He does is present tense.
He will is future.
He HAS + noun.

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Wednesday, March 5, 2014
At Thanksgiving, people in North America eat turkey… but why? What do they celebrate? Learn about a North American hoilday that has different dates and customs in the USA and Canada.

He does is present tense.
He will is future.
He HAS + noun.

Posted by Unknown at 5:28 PM

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