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In scotland the new year celebrations are known as hogmanay. hogmanay is the scot’s word for the last day of the year, 31st december and the partying can last right through to january 2nd, which is a bank holiday in scotland. hogmanay has its origins in pagan times, an ancient time when the people would hold festivals for the sun and fire in the middle of the winter, to help them go through the cold hard times and to encourage the warmth and the longer days to return in the spring. up until the 1960’s, hogmanay was a more important festival in scotland than christmas. on the day of hogmanay, 31st december, traditionally the house would be cleaned throughout so that the new year would be welcomed into a pristine, tidy home. it is regarded as very bad luck to welcome the new year into a dirty and untidy house!

Answer:

Exercise 1

1. Julia takes her dog for a walk free times in a day. She is very responsible person.

2. My brother never spends his pocket money on trifles. He prefers to save it for travelling.

3. The teachers don't wear uniforms. Sometimes they put on a white coat to protect their clothes.

4. I write very good essays, but I am not good at maths.

5. Who you usually invite to your birthday party?

6. We do karate, play volleyball and do lots of sports.

7. Where Paul goes jogging?

8. Trudy doesn't work for any magazine. she is a freelancer.

9. My grandparents drop in very often.

10. People often admire sportsmen for their enthusiasm, devotion and fortitude.

Exercise 2

1. Alan is sitting at his desk and checking his email.

2. Helen, aren't you reading a magazine?

3. My baby sister and I are having a great time together at the beach. We are building a sandcastle.

4. I am waiting for a letter from my grandmother.

5. Mum and dad are in the kitchen. They are preparing a sumptuous dinner to celebrate their wedding anniversary.

6. Why Diana is wearing shorts and snickers? Isn't she going to work today?

7. The nurse is washing her hands in the washbasin.

8. We aren't seeing Pam this week. She has just cancelled all meetings.

9. Ron is working on a very important project these days. I'm sure he'll be successful.

10. Anna and James are getting married this weekend. They are really excited.

Good luck!