1. New Year's Eve is the last day of the year, on 31 December.
2. In America and Great Britain, many people go to restaurants or nightclubs.
3. Some people wear costumes and at midnight sing "Auld Lang Syne" to celebrate friendship.
4. In New York City, people go to Times Square, where a large ball drops at midnight.
5. In Scotland, New Year's Eve is called Hogmanay, the most important celebration of the year.
6. People make "New Year's Resolutions" to change habits in the new year.
7. Common resolutions include cleaning more regularly or doing more exercise.
People usually write their New Year's Resolutions on paper or in a journal.
New Year’s Resolutions:
- I’m going to read more books.
- I’m going to exercise three times a week.
- I’m going to learn a new language.
- I’m going to spend more time with family.
- I’m going to save money each month.
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