I like holidays very much. We celebrate a lot of holidays in Russia: Christmas, New Year's Day, Women's Day, Easter, May Day, Victory Day, Independence Day. Do you celebrate such holidays in Britain? Usually people spend holidays with their families and friends. My favourite holiday is New Year's Day. I like decorating a New Year tree with balls, toys and lights. We put presents and gifts under the New Year tree. We have a special dinner in the evening. When the clock strikes midnight, we make a wish. We have a lot of fun this New Year night!
Do you like New Year's Day? How do you celebrate New Year's Day in Britain?
The secretary is now busy reprinting letters. 2) To argue with him is just wasting time. VI a) It makes no sense to take a break. There is very little work. b) He insisted that the goods be packed in boxes (case). c) He does not tolerate being lied to. d) He began by telling us how he found us. e) He could not get used to the idea that he would have to stay there for another six months. f) Forget about it, don't be so upset about it. g) She does not mind you attending her lesson. h) He never mentioned that he met with you in London. i) There was very little hope of finding it. j) Has the rain stopped?
Hi, Jackie!
I like holidays very much. We celebrate a lot of holidays in Russia: Christmas, New Year's Day, Women's Day, Easter, May Day, Victory Day, Independence Day. Do you celebrate such holidays in Britain? Usually people spend holidays with their families and friends. My favourite holiday is New Year's Day. I like decorating a New Year tree with balls, toys and lights. We put presents and gifts under the New Year tree. We have a special dinner in the evening. When the clock strikes midnight, we make a wish. We have a lot of fun this New Year night!
Do you like New Year's Day? How do you celebrate New Year's Day in Britain?
2) To argue with him is just wasting time.
VI
a) It makes no sense to take a break. There is very little work.
b) He insisted that the goods be packed in boxes (case).
c) He does not tolerate being lied to.
d) He began by telling us how he found us.
e) He could not get used to the idea that he would have to stay there for another six months.
f) Forget about it, don't be so upset about it.
g) She does not mind you attending her lesson.
h) He never mentioned that he met with you in London.
i) There was very little hope of finding it.
j) Has the rain stopped?