Диалог на английском о праздниках

’Hi! Have you decided how to celebrate our favourite holiday?’
’You mean New Year’s Day, don’t you? Well, I think I’ll stay with my parents as usual. You can come and celebrate with us if you like.’
’Well, thank you, but I think it’s rather boring to celebrate this holiday with parents. There’s not much to do except watching TV and talking. Why don’t we have something different this year?’
’Perhaps you are right. But what do you suggest?’
’Some of my friends are having a New Year party at home. Why not join them? We are of the same age and have common views on many things so you can make a lot of new friends. I’m sure we’ll have a lot of fun playing games and dancing.’
’And I’m not quite sure of it. Your friends may not like me and I won’t feel at home.’
’Well, I can agree with you. What about going for a walk with our classmates? I know they are going to celebrate New Year in Red Square. It’s rather exotic! We’ll watch fireworks and listen to the concert. And then we can play snowballs and have a lot of fun!’
’You are crazy! It’s freezing and it’s going to be rather cold at night. And I’m afraid we’ll get hungry.’
’If we are hungry, we can go to a cafe and have a snack.’
’I’m sure all cafes will be frill that night. But if you want to go out, we can buy tickets to a disco party.’
’A disco party? Great idea! There will be lots of young people and we can make new friends. Besides, I’m fond of dancing.’
’So am I! And I think there will be a special concert programme, too. So we will have a lot of fun. Besides, we won’t have to care about food. Everything is included into the price.’
’ Wonderful! Let’s choose a disco party. I’ll go and buy tickets right now.’

A: Hurrah! Only ten days to the holidays.
B: I know. I have been counting the days. I am just sick of school.
A: So am I. What are you going to do with your rit these holidays?
B: I should like to go to the hills for a change. But that means money, and I don't think my father will give it to me. What are you going to do?
A: Oh, I shall go home. My home is in the hilly part, where it is fairly cool in the summer; and I think I shall find plenty to do there.
B: You are lucky. My home is in the plains and it is very hot, and I soon get tired of the small village life.
A: Well, look here! Why not come to my home and stay with me for a few weeks?
B: That would be fine. But I don't suppose your father would want me there. I should only be in the way.
A: Not at all! Father told me last year, when I was at home, that I should bring one of my school-fellow with me, and have a good time. So come along!
B: I should love it! It's very kind of you.
A: Splendid! We can have some good time together.
B: So we shall. Thank awfully.
A: Oh! You need not thank me; because I shall myself have a much jollier time with you there than if I were alone.