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The invisibility cloak. It was later revealed that Dumbledore gave it to him, and that it was James Potter's cloak.
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Will the Christmas surprise gift be available again?
Yes it will be this coming Christmas (and any other Christmas in the future!)
Is it good luck to open a gift on Christmas eve?
no because then you will spoil your surprise of gifts AND! you wont be happy on christmas morning
What is the big gift your mother speaks of getting you for Christmas?
Now if we told you that, (and we can), that would spoil the surprise, wouldn't it. Just hold on, Christmas is not that far away.
What do you do if you see your Christmas present?
You must pretend that you did not see your gift because the gift giver wants to surprise you. When Christmas Day comes you can open the gift and then put a big smile on your face and say "Oh, I had the feeling I was going to get this. Thank you so much."
Is you gave her a surprise gift a sentence using her as a direct object?
In the sentence 'you have her a surprise gift', 'her' is an indirect object. 'Gift' is the direct object in that sentence.
What do you get a boy you like a Christmas gift if you are 10 and he is 12?
you could get him a nice watch or give him a kiss.that would surprise him.and he will love it.trust me. lex,
What is the secret gift in a stuffie?
it is a surprise
What occasions are suitable to give a best friends necklace as a gift?
If one wishes to give a best friend a necklace as a gift this can be done for any occasion. One can choose to provide a gift like this for a birthday, Christmas or just as a spur of the moment surprise gift to express your friendship with the best friend.
Why do you wrap a gift in wrapping paper?
we wrap them so it is a suprise and it brings much excitment and joy to people
When was A Disney Christmas Gift created?
A Disney Christmas Gift was created in 1982.
When was The Gift of Christmas created?
The Gift of Christmas was created on 2002-10-08.
What is a ho-ho gift?
A Christmas gift.
