Pioneer B2 Workbook

1. Look at these nice snaps / seifies Andrew took of the Eiffel Tower while he was in Paris.

 

2. Julie bought a house in a quiet suburban dormitory / district.

 

3. The hotel we stayed at. leaves / lets u lot to be desired.

 

4. Jenny gracefully swept / burst through the room.

 

5. The little girl held her mother’s hand and expanded / squeezed it whenever she felt scared.

I. Choose a, b, c or d.

New Year's traditions are difficult to 1 because they are so

 

Ш different around the world. Quite often 2 might even seem

 

|f|| a bit strange to foreigners. For instance, throwing plates, cups С and other crockery at your friend's or neighbour's door might ИР seem rude and dangerous. Not in Denmark, however, where people are used 3 throwing such items at people’s front

 

'f doors to show their friendship on New Year’s Eve. So, it's perfectly

 

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g 4 to find piles of broken crockery outside people's front

 

doors on New Year's Day, a sight that you might not easily come

 

across 5 . The Danes save old crockery throughout the year

 

just for this special night. Apparently, it’s a very 6 tradition

 

due to the fact that the size of the pile shows your relationship Ш with others. If you have a big pile at your door, it means that you

 

have many people in your life who love and 7 you. So, if you

 

really want to show how much you care about somebody, you throw a lot of crockery!

 

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