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The last day of the year, 31 December, is a night to celebrate. Happy New year!
Winter is coming...
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new year PRESENTATION

Anastasia Kul

Created on November 7, 2023

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The last day of the year, 31 December, is a night to celebrate. Happy New year!

Winter is coming...

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Task 2

Discussion

Synonyms

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Vocabulary

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task 1

01 vocabulary

1. the eve - канун 2. to get together - собираться вместе 3. a fireworks display - фейрверк 4. to link arms - держаться за руки 5. to involve people - вовлекать людей 6. a gift, such as coal - уголь в качестве подарка 7. to give up - бросать (затею) 8. to stick to something - держаться за (идею) 9. New Year’s resolutions - новогодние обещания 10. to bring someone luck - приносить удачу

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New Year's Eve New Year's Eve is the last day of the year, 31 December. It's one of the biggest party nights of the year all around the UK. The celebrations start in the early evening as people get together with family and friends. In many cities, people go out to watch fireworks displays or light shows at midnight. Just after midnight, it's traditional to link arms with the people around you and sing a song called 'Auld Lang Syne', which is about remembering your old friends. New Year's Eve in London The biggest fireworks display in England is in central London. Many people go to Big Ben, the famous clock tower, to hear it ring 12 times at midnight and then watch the fireworks over the River Thames. New Year in Scotland In Scotland, New Year celebrations are called 'Hogmanay'. The biggest Hogmanay celebration is in Edinburgh, the country's capital city. There are music concerts, street performers and fireworks. In fact, it is one of the largest street parties in the world! In Scotland, many people also have a tradition called 'first-footing'. The 'first foot' is the first person to visit your house in the new year, and the first foot is said to bring you luck for the whole year. To do this, they bring a lucky gift, such as coal for the fire, food to eat or coins. According to tradition, tall, dark-haired men bring the most luck. FULL TEXT ->

a. an organised show where people watch fireworks outside b. to have or include (someone or something) as a part of something c. a hard, black substance that you can burn to make heat d. to meet with other people and spend time with them e. to continue trying hard to do something difficult f. the day or period of time before an important event g. to stop doing something before you have finished it, usually because it is too difficult h. to put your arm around the arm of the person next to you i. plans for the new year, some positive goals that people wish to reach g. when smth or someone makes you lucky, gives you good future

Match the definitions (a–g) with the vocabulary (1–10).

1. the eve 2. to get together 3. a fireworks display 4. to link arms 5. to involve people 6. coal 7. to give up 8. to stick to something 9. New Year’s resolutions 10. to bring someone luck

03 task 1

Complete the sentences with words: midnight \ fireworks \ up \ first \ to \ together \ resolutions \ Eve

04 Task 2

1. The last day of the year is called New Year’s ……………………………… . 2. People get ……………………………… with friends and family to celebrate. 3. In many cities, like London and Edinburgh, there are ……………………………… displays. 4. In London, people can hear Big Ben ring 12 times at ……………………………… . 5. In Scotland, people say that the ……………………………… person to visit your house brings good luck. 6. People make New Year’s ……………………………… to try to make positive changes to their lives. 7. Many people give ……………………………… their resolutions after a week or a month. 8. Sometimes it’s easier to stick ……………………………… your resolutions if you make plans with friends.

Do you have questions?

05 Discussion

Do you believe in objects bringing luck? Why or why not?

Do you make any resolutions?

How do you usually celebrate New Year’s Eve?

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06 Video Watch the video, imagine that you turned out to be the same passerby on the street and you were asked these questions about New Year, how would you answer?

07 Synonyms

a. Santa's helpers, gnomes b. plump c. adorned d. paying tribute to e. decorations f. arrival g. symbolizing h. gifts i. myth, story40 j. festive meals
Find the synonyms 1. Signifying 2. Birth 3. Presents 4. Special meals 5. Legend 6. Hefty 7. Elves 8. Decorated 9. Ornaments 10. Honoring
Use the new vocabulary
1. Давайте соберемся вместе, чтобы отпраздновать новый год вкусным застольем! 2. В канун Нового года мы обычно не ложимся спать допоздна, чтобы встретить новый год. 3. Мы посмотрели потрясающий фейерверк, который был в новый год. 4. По семейной традиции, мы всегда беремся за руки и поем "Auld Lang Syne" в полночь в канун Нового года. 5. Огонь разжигался углем, согревая нас холодной новогодней ночью. 6. Я решил бросить курить в качестве одного из своих новогодних обещаний. 7. Важно придерживаться своего режима тренировок, чтобы достичь своих целей в фитнесе в новом году. 8. Нашей компании нравится вовлекать всех обсуждать новогодние обещания. Есть ли у вас какие-нибудь интересные новогодние обещания на предстоящий год? 9. Мы дарили друг другу красные конверты, наполненные деньгами, чтобы принести удачу на новый год.

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