If the tip of the nose feel itchy, it’s a sure sign that a party with alcohol is coming.

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If the tip of the nose feel itchy, it’s a sure sign that a party with alcohol is coming.

If a person sneezes during a conversation, It means that he confirms what has just been said. Often, after sneezing, they say: “True!” or “Exactly!”

If a person is having hiccups, it is believed that someone is thinking about him. If in that moment you start quickly going through your friends in your memory, then when your hiccups stop – that was the person who was thinking about you.

If your right palm is itching, you will come into money. If your left palm is itching, you will give someone money.

If you break a glass or a plate, everyone will smile and say, “It’s a good omen!”

If you make a wish when sitting between two people with the same name, then it will come true. To make sure it comes true, you shouldn’t tell anyone about it.

If you see a falling star at night and quickly make a wish, then it will definitely come true.

If the first butterfly that you see in a year is white this means that you will have good luck all through the year, similarly, if you see three butterflies together then this will be a sure sign of good luck.

 1. Would you like to have an oral test at school on Friday 13 th ?  2. Do you open an umbrella when you are inside a building?  3. Do you turn around to prevent a black cat from crossing your way?  4. Do you easily walk underneath a ladder?

 5. Do you throw salt over your left shoulder if you have spilt some on the table?  6. Do you say, “God Bless you”, after somebody sneezes?  7. Do you knock on wood when you talk about accidents?  8. Do you carry a rabbit’s foot for good luck?

1. Never step on a spider; it brings bad luck. 2. Has a ladybird just landed on your hand? Lucky you! 3. Oh, no, a broken mirror! This means seven years of bad luck. 4. Look a shooting star! Make a wish, quickly! 5. Why are you walking under this ladder? Do you want to have bad luck? 6. We’re so lucky! We’ve just seen a rainbow and it’s not even raining! 7. Do you really believe that a four leaf clove brings good luck? 8. My dad says that if the first butterfly you see in the year is white, good luck will follow you all year round.

1) C – Why, what’s the matter? 2) E – But… what’s troubling you? 3) A – You don’t really believe that, do you? 4) D – I didn’t know you were so superstitious! 5) B – There’s nothing to be anxious about.