This worksheet teaches twelve items (cosy, curl up, wrap up warm, blanket, light a candle, put the heating on, comfort food, the nights are drawing in, unwind, hibernate, snug, draught) along with the small distinctions inside them: you curl up on a sofa but you wrap up warm to go outside, you put the heating on rather than put on the heating, and a draught is not a drizzle. B1 to B2, and it works as a hygge lesson without needing the word.
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