Bonfire night is on the fifth of November. It's a very interesting night for English children. On that evening they make bonfires and have fireworks. Some days before Bonfire Night they make the guy. They make him of sticks and straw and then put an old hat on his head and old gloves on the sticks that are his hands. When the bonfire is ready children or their parents put the guy on the bonfire and then light it.

Bonfire Night is celebrated in England on the fifth of November. It is a special and exciting evening, especially for children. On this night people make large bonfires and watch fireworks.

A few days before Bonfire Night, children make a figure called a “guy.” They usually make it from sticks and straw. Then they dress it in old clothes, put an old hat on its head, and sometimes put old gloves on the sticks that represent its hands.

When the bonfire is ready, the children or their parents put the guy on top of the bonfire. After that, they light the fire. People gather around, enjoy the bright flames, watch fireworks, and celebrate together.

So, the text tells us about an English tradition: children prepare a straw figure called a guy, place it on a bonfire, and burn it during Bonfire Night on November 5th.