Ex.2. Use articles where it is necessary (a, an, the, x): New Year's Eve in Scotland People all over .... In Scotland New Year is very important holiday. Scots take New Year's Eve very seriously. There is a New Year Eve Fire parade with blazing tar (burning barrels of tar), they. Great bonfire. The "First Foot" then set out. In Scotland .dark- .Britain celebrate ...... and Festival; throw them into ... .men "first foot" is ... .common custom; it is considered a lucky if .. after midnight ... lump of coal, haired man is .. on a new year, bringing ... ... a symbol of plenty for. ..coin, piece of ... .bread, or ...... .... coming year.
Ex.2. Use articles where it is necessary (a, an, the, x): New Year's Eve in Scotland People all over .... In Scotland New Year is very important holiday. Scots take New Year's Eve very seriously. There is a New Year Eve Fire parade with blazing tar (burning barrels of tar), they. Great bonfire. The "First Foot" then set out. In Scotland .dark- .Britain celebrate ...... and Festival; throw them into ... .men "first foot" is ... .common custom; it is considered a lucky if .. after midnight ... lump of coal, haired man is .. on a new year, bringing ... ... a symbol of plenty for. ..coin, piece of ... .bread, or ...... .... coming year.
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New Year's Eve in Scotland People all over the In Scotland New Year is a very important holiday. Scots take New Year's Eve very seriously. There is a New Year Eve Fire parade with blazing tar (burning barrels of tar), they. Great bonfire. The "First Foot" then set out. In Scotland dark- .Britain celebrate and Festival; throw them into men "first foot" is a common custom; it is considered lucky if after midnight a lump of coal, haired man is on a new year, bringing a symbol of plenty for a coin, a piece of bread, or the coming year.