Are these facts true, false or not stated in the text?
1) Holidays usually mean staying away from school or work.
2) In January people send greeting cards to their families and friends.
3) December 31st is New Year’s Day.
4) People see the New Year in at midnight.
5) There is a big beautiful New Year tree in Trafalgar Square.
6) Everybody is very happy when Big Ben strikes.
7) Everybody tries to go out on New Year’s Day.
8) People celebrate St Valentine’s Day on February 14.
9) Spring in Britain begins on St Valentine’s Day.
10) Valentines are gifts that people make to those they love.
Rewrite these sentences. Use which or who/whom in the place of that.
1) This is the dress that Nora bought in Italy.
2) This is the man that Nora met in Rome.
3) This is the picture that Nora took in France.
4) These are Nora’s friends that travelled with her.
5) These are the books that Nora read. 6) This is the driver that took Nora to the airport.
Use the verbs in the right forms.
1) Last year we (celebrate) New Year abroad.
2) Listen, the clock (strike) midnight.
3) When I came into the room, my mum (hug) me.
4) “I (wish) you Happy New Year,” said Rose.
5) “I don’t hear what John (shout),” my aunt said.
Spell these words.
1) [ˈseləbreɪt]
2) [ˈmɪdnaɪt]
3) [straɪk]
4) [wɪʃ]
5) [ɡɪft]
6) [ʃaʊt]
7) [hʌɡ]
8) [kɑ:]
9)[ˈpəʊstkɑ:d]
10) [fɒnd]
11) [ðæt]
12) [ˈʤænjʊəri]
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