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b.

new year has arrived

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the roads, trains and buses

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to hear Big Ben

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are packed

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my parents let me stay

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memories of New Year’s Eve

4.

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up until midnight

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it is traditional to visit a

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displays

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one of the many amazing fireworks

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outside the train station

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I have lots of good __________ of New Year’s Eve. When I was very young, my parents let me __________ up until midnight. This was very exciting and a special treat. When I __________ a teenager, I really looked forward to going to parties. I __________ one freezing New Year’s Eve in Trafalgar Square in the centre of London. There were no trains to go home so I __________ until morning outside the train station. It snowed. It was really cold. I also spent many wonderful New Year’s Eves in Japan. There, it is traditional to __________ a shrine and pray for good things to happen. I think wherever you are, New Year’s Eve is always __________. Maybe the best way to welcome the New Year is by watching one of the many amazing fireworks __________ in the world’s capital cities.

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