Nora: Hello, Peter! Happy New Year! How are you doing?
Peter: Oh thanks, Nora! The same to you and your family! I’m fine. What about you?
Nora: I’m great too. I saw you before the New Year’s Eve. I was so excited but you looked quite sad. You didn’t have any plans and you were going to see the New Year in sitting at home alone, before your TV.
Peter: Yeah. But finally I made up my mind to call over my friends and celebrate at my place.
Nora: Wow! That was a fantastic idea! I am sure you enjoyed the party.
Peter: We really had much fun.
Nora: What did you do?
Peter: There were 12 of us altogether. We ate, drank and danced till midnight. Then when the clock struck 12 we drank a toast to the new year.
Nora: Did you make any New Year’s resolutions for the coming year?
Peter: Sure. It’s a good tradition for me. I wanna study hard and become the best student in our group. What about your resolution by the way?
Nora: Well. I decided to start jogging every morning to lose some weight.
Peter: Wow! That’s nice. I’m sure you will succeed in it and you won’t give up your jogging.
Nora: Thanks, Peter. So what did you do after midnight? Did you go to bed?
Peter: Oh no! After midnight we packed some food and had a great picnic in the park. It was so crowded there. We almost lost each other among the people. Anyway it was awesome. We watched colourful fireworks, went skating on the ice rink and played funny games.
Nora: That sounds super. I will definitely go there next year.
Peter: We should go together, Nora.
Nora: O.K. And let’s just hope that the year goes well.
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Nora: Hello, Peter! Happy New Year! How are you doing?
Peter: Oh thanks, Nora! The same to you and your family! I’m fine. What about you?
Nora: I’m great too. I saw you before the New Year’s Eve. I was so excited but you looked quite sad. You didn’t have any plans and you were going to see the New Year in sitting at home alone, before your TV.
Peter: Yeah. But finally I made up my mind to call over my friends and celebrate at my place.
Nora: Wow! That was a fantastic idea! I am sure you enjoyed the party.
Peter: We really had much fun.
Nora: What did you do?
Peter: There were 12 of us altogether. We ate, drank and danced till midnight. Then when the clock struck 12 we drank a toast to the new year.
Nora: Did you make any New Year’s resolutions for the coming year?
Peter: Sure. It’s a good tradition for me. I wanna study hard and become the best student in our group. What about your resolution by the way?
Nora: Well. I decided to start jogging every morning to lose some weight.
Peter: Wow! That’s nice. I’m sure you will succeed in it and you won’t give up your jogging.
Nora: Thanks, Peter. So what did you do after midnight? Did you go to bed?
Peter: Oh no! After midnight we packed some food and had a great picnic in the park. It was so crowded there. We almost lost each other among the people. Anyway it was awesome. We watched colourful fireworks, went skating on the ice rink and played funny games.
Nora: That sounds super. I will definitely go there next year.
Peter: We should go together, Nora.
Nora: O.K. And let’s just hope that the year goes well.