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Ну наконец-то Вам удалось докапаться до британского праздника, поздравляю!
Я хочу поведать вам о замечательном английском празднике, который был на днях -Guy Fawkes Night.
I would like to tell you about a remarkable British holiday that was celebrated recently - Guy Fawkes Night.
I'd like to tell you about a fascinating English holiday, which we just recently celebrated - Guy Fawkes Night.
I want to tell you about a wonderful English holiday, which was the other day, Guy Fawkes Night.
Ну наконец-то Вам удалось докапаться до британского праздника, поздравляю!
Alex, LATELY doesn't work here.
Changed to RECENTLY. However, what’s the difference?
Neither does WE. Alex certainly didn't celebrate it.
Это школьное задание - рассказать о каком-нибудь английском празднике. Думаю, в этом случае хорошо сказать happened to be.
happened to TAKE PLACE
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RECENTLY is normally used to refer to something that happened once in the not too distant past, whereas LATELY refers to something that has been ongoing for the past few days, weeks: Grumbler got into a huge argument with his boss recently - he’s been in a bad mood lately.
Also, Alex, your translation would sound much better with A British holiday.
Oh, thanks Uly! Good to wremember (note: the “W” is silent)
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Good boy!
+++Alex