Question

Помогите пожалуйста расставить в правильном порядке 1) What do the British wish on different occasions? Arrange the words in a wishing and congratulating sentences. —Hoping / Sorry / you are sick. / soon. / you will be well —and always. / on St Valentine's Day / With love —on your birthday. / Best wishes / Hope / brings you / your birthday / your happy. / all the things —your new flat! / Congratulations on (Congrats on) / it is! / What exciting news —best wishes / your future. / With / for —you / every success! / Wishing —every happiness / in your new home! (on your birthday!) / Wishing you —wishes! / warmest / Christmas / With —for a Very Merry Christmas / Thinking of you / and a Happy New Year! with warm wishes —happy returns of / Many / the day. —Happy / Mothers are / Mother's Day! / and you are / one of the best! / wonderful

Answer 1

Sorry, you are sick. Hoping you will be well soon.

With love on St. Valentine's day and always.

Congrats on your new flat! What exciting news it is!

With best wishes for your future.

Wishing you every success!

Wishing you every happiness in your new home!
With warmest Christmas wishes!

Thinking of you for a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New year! with warm wishes

Many happy returns of the day.

Happy Mother's day! Mothers are wonderful and you are one of the best!

Answer 2

Here are the words arranged in wishing and congratulating sentences:

1) Congratulations on your new flat! It is exciting news. 2) Best wishes on your birthday! Hope it brings you all the things you desire. 3) With love on St Valentine's Day. 4) Hoping you will be well soon. 5) Sorry you are sick, and always hoping for your speedy recovery. 6) Wishing you every happiness in your new home (on your birthday!) 7) With warm wishes for a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!