I was not there. I was at school yesterday. Was he not at school? He wasn't ready to go there. They weren't afraid of him. Had you a tape-recorder last year? Did the pupils have dictionaries? He hadn't any brothers. She had no money. I didn't have any lunch. I saw her in the street just now. I was there at seven this morning. They lived in Poltava before the war. She got up, dressed,had a breakfast and went to school. I saw her every day. She came many a time to our house. We were at the hospital every afternoon. I saw your friend this morning. I called you at five, but you weren't in. Did you dance that night? Did he buy this typerwriter three years ago? Why did he come here this morning? When did you see the doctor last? The teacher repeated the question. The boy didn't catch a cold. They didn't sleep in the open air. Our team didn't win the match. I didn't play the piano yesterday. He did not invite them in July. Did he go to the cinema yesterday? Did she work there on Saturday? Did we arrive last summer? Did they play football yesterday? Did you help him yesterday? I began to learn English. He read that novel last year.
It is also celebrated according to the European calendar. Their emperor doesn't congratulate his people on TV, but our does it. We have much in common with Japanese. They also have a habit to pay debts, clean their flat and have a bath on the New Year's Eve. There is a popular belief that on that magic night not only the year changes, but people also do it.At midnight all the temple bells in Japan begin to toll. It's very important to laugh when the clock strikes 12. Laughter is the best greeting to the new Year according to the Japanese tradition
