Complete the questions with the missing words. 1 ‘Have you been living here long?’ ‘No, only a few weeks.’ 2 ‘How long Jane been in that meeting?’ ‘Since 8.30 a.m.’ 3 ‘Where you born?’ ‘In the north of Spain.’ 4 ‘Why you text me the address?’ ‘Sorry, I forgot.’ 5 ‘What have the children doing all morning?’ ‘Watching cartoons.’ 6 ‘How many jobs she had in her life?’ ‘Only two or three.’ 7 ‘How Alison break her ankle?’ ‘She fell off her bike.’ 8 ‘What were you when I rang?’ ‘I was sitting in the garden.’

1 ‘Have you been living here long?’ ‘No, only a few weeks.’

2 ‘How long have Jane been in that meeting?’ ‘Since 8.30 a.m.’

3 ‘Where were  you born?’ ‘In the north of Spain.’

4 ‘Why didn't you text me the address?’ ‘Sorry, I forgot.’

5 ‘What have the children been doing all morning?’ ‘Watching cartoons.’

6 ‘How many jobs has she had in her life?’ ‘Only two or three.’

7 ‘How did Alison break her ankle?’ ‘She fell off her bike.’

8 ‘What were you doing when I rang?’ ‘I was sitting in the garden.’

Объяснение:

You will go to school tomorrow, won`t you?
You will not go to school tomorrow, will you?
She listens to music every day, doesn`t she?
She doesn`t listen to music every day, does she?
You play football every Sunday, don`t you?
You don`t play football every Sunday, do you?
I could see her, couldn`t I?
I couldn`t see her, could I?
We bought a new vase yesterday, didn`t we?
We didn`t buy a new vase yesterday, did we?
We were the best painters, weren`t we?
We weren`t the best painters, were we?
He was good at Math, wasn`t he?
He wasn`t good at Math, was he?

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.