Both are fine but a is more specific, and please note that the question should be: In which month is XYZ usually celebrated?

Very just means in a high degree while too means more than necessary or more than wanted. So too is more appropriate for the above question.

Not sure about that. I think it's more a case of sending a text message from one phone to another. It seems to me that this is one of the features of Yahoo Messenger. When your friend is not online, you can send an sms to his mobile phone

In other words, you can send sms messages from your PC to your friends' mobile phones.

1. Yes, I do. 2. Strictly speaking, no. The question should be 'Has she finished making the doll?'.

I think it means she would be very happy if she could spend the sunny day in the park, rather than somewhere else, but whether she spent the sunny day in the park or not, we cannot tell.

I'd say outside the fair ground, but I think outside of is OK, too.

Oops, sorry. I didn't see Nona's answer when I posted mine.

It's no. 2: I propose that he not be punished .

Yes. A tall tale, or tall story, is a story that seems exaggerated and not likely to be true.