these questions about your experience.
Add more questions using your own
ideas. Were your experiences similar?
1 What was your experience and when did
you do it?
2 Did you know anyone who had had a
similar experience before?
3 How long had you waited for it to happen?
4 Was it as good as you'd expected?
5 How did you feel?​

Last summer Jack leaved our town for moscow
i didn`t join you tomorrow , because i was ill today
he hasn`t learnt english yet . he is learning it now
by the way we didn`t have any bread at home
we are writing a test now
listen ! the pupils are singing a beautiful song
we usually visit museums when we come to Moscow
tom usually does his homework in the evening
nick hasn`t learnt the poem yet . he is learning it now .
i think my mother will buy something tomorrow
it is my birthday
how long does it usually take you to get to school
what is he raeding now
who have just had breakfast
did you swim a lot last summer
who usually help you with your english
did your friend study french or german

New Year in Great Britain

In the United Kingdom, the New Year is celebrated from the evening of December 31st into January 1st.

The date was declared as the New Year in 1752. Before 1752, England celebrated its New Year on Christmas Day, that is on December, 25.

Traditionally it is not as widely celebrated as Christmas. However, people enthusiastically wait for the time of the New Year to arrive; more so because it offers them a chance to carry forward their celebration mood of Christmas ahead and higher with the New Year celebrations.