• 60-a lot mor
• 61-any
• 63-afraid to flying
• Neitherof them

• 65-Neither have I
• 66-some new ones
• 67-to tell
• 68-the better
• 69-You had better

• 70-so bad
• 71-a great deal
• 72-at
• 73-louder
• 74-very hard

• 75-in
• 76-on
• 77- more and more
• 78-too
• 79-to

• 80-too
• 81-too fast
• 82-everyone
• 83-it
• 84-how

The New Year is one of the most interesting holidays as each country celebrates in its own way.The Spaniards are getting ready to celebrate the New Year, decorating their homes.It is quite hot in Spain at this time of year. The main actions always take place in the main square of the city. Since the color symbolizing the holiday is red, the Spaniards wear red on New Year’s Eve. Not everyone decorates their home with a Christmas tree. many prefer to decorate it with Christmas-themed flowers that resemble a star, which they call Flor de Navidad, which literally means “Christmas star.”According to established tradition, at 12 noon the citizens go out to the street to eat one grape with each ringtone of the tower clock, at the same time wishing to. Grapes are eaten with wine.This habit of eating grapes came about after one of the Spanish monarchs called on the New Year to distribute it to all Spaniards during the year of rich grape harvest.The whole of New Year in Spain, from December 25 to January 6, is called “Holy Twelve Days”. Girls and boys organize raffle in Spanish villages The names of the villagers are written on the papers. So boys choose their ‘brides’, girls choose ‘groom’. Formed couples are declared “married” until the end of Christmas.