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I think I'll just try not to die of Covid this year.

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Read the descriptions of celebrations around the UK below and answer

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Read the descriptions of celebrations around the UK below and answer

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Celebrating the New Year
The start of the New Year on January 1st is a popular time for celebrating all across the UK. Celebrations can start early on New Year’s Eve, December 31st, as people meet up with friends and family members. Many people have a drink in a pub or go to a special party in someone’s home. Everyone hopes to start off the New Year with good intentions so they make some resolutions to help them have a successful year.

We asked young people around the UK about their plans are for New Year’s Eve and about their New year’s resolutions are:

My Plans
New Year, or Hogmanay, is more important than Xmas to some people in Scotland. I am invited to two Hogmanay parties and I intend going to both ! We usually sing Auld Lang Syne at midnight and my Uncle John is always our first footer at home. He’s the first person to enter our home He’s the first person to enter our house after midnight. It is good luck if this person is a tall man with dark hair, just like my Uncle.
My resolutions
Eat fewer sweets, be nicer to my little brother and improve my computer skills

Mary 17 Glasgow

My plans
I am joining my parents in a New Year’s Day swim this year. It’s freezing cold in the water but it is a fun way to start the year. Quite a lot of people meet on Brighton beach for this first swim of the year. I hope it doesn’t snow. I won’t be out partying the night before because I don’t like all the noise and drinking ! My family usually have a quiet evening and watch the celebrations on TV.

My resolutions
Do some voluntary work in my area and improve my tennis. Maybe be nicer to my girlfriend!!

Ben 16 Brighton

My plans
I am going to the centre of Newcastle with my cousins and friends to see in the New Year. I love being in a crowd when the clocks strike midnight. Everyone kisses each other, sings and drinks champagne. This is the first New year’s Eve in the streets as my parents said I was too young last year. We will probably get back home at four or five in the morning.

My resolutions
Learn how to play the guitar and talk less in class! Study hard to get good grades for university.
Sophie 18 Newcastle Upon Tyne

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i have been planing to study hard but if we were still lock down is very hard to keep going on planned cause of all the distraction we cant get rid off it

soon if i got well done on this term by trying to get 8 or 9 every subject i hope it will go suscesfully with yours help my friends

my goal this month is not entertaining for 2 weeks and focuse at study and learning start at tommorow

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1. Who has the quietest time on New Year’s Eve?
2. Who likes celebrating outside with lots of people?
3. Who celebrates Hogmanay?
4. Who starts the New year with a splash?
5. Who is going to be very tired on New Year’s Day?
6. Why is Uncle John the best person to have at your door on January 1st?

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-Achieving the goal of writing a story

-draw all my husbando

-have money to buy milk tea

- Set ringtone for my phone

- get a high score in the next term

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In the New Year , I'm going to
- learn a new skill ( cooking )
- Spend more time with my friends
- Save money to travel the country where I like
- Relax more at the weekends .
- Spend more time with my family .

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- exercise regularly
- eat less sweets
- learn more things
- talk to friends more
- more complete notebooks
- save more money
- enjoy life more

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I will try to be thinner, learn how to paint beautifully, study harder, start a little business(?).

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1. Are any of the things similar to New Year celebrations in your country?
2. What traditional ways of welcoming the New Year do you have in your family or in your region?
3. How old are your New Year traditions? Did your grandparents celebrate in the same way?
4. Are children allowed to stay up late to see in the New Year?
5. Are there any special meals or activities for New Year’s day?

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-I will go to bed earlier this year💤

-Go to nice places with my friends✨

-Try not to drink as much milk tea as possible
-Drink more milk to get taller

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- I will find best friend.
- Spend more time with my family.
- Do more exercise.
- Spend more money to buy something I like.

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I'll try to:
-taller
-get the nintendo switch

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i'll try to punch my self and try to get back my money from my mom

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1 (cant find)
2 (cant find)
3 scotland people
4(cant find)
5 no one
6  is always our first footer at home. He’s the first person to enter our home He’s the first person to enter our house after midnight. It is good luck if this person is a tall man with dark hair, just like my

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1. sophie
2.mary
3. scoland people
4.?
5. ben
6.he's the first person enter our home

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1 not very much people celebrate by party go out side sing watch fire works
2 nothing
3 no my grand perant celebrate new years in war
4yes
5no

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1. Ben
2. Sophie
3. Mary
4. Ben
5. Ben
6. Because Uncle John is always our first footer at home. He’s the first person to enter our home He’s the first person to enter our house after midnight. It is good luck if this person is a tall man with dark hair, just like my Uncle.

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- we go out side watch fire work at 12:00pm
- i dont know
- i don't knowww
- yes
- chưng cake