What interesting places would you like to visit in London? Name as many sights as you ca*Westminster Bridge
*Palace of Westminster
*Big Ben
*Westminster Abbey
*Buckingham Palace
*Downing Street
*Hyde Park
*St. Paul’s Cathedral
*Trafalgar Square
*Tower of London
*Situated - находится
*Bridge - мост
*Monarch - монах
*Sights - достопримечательности
*Architect - архитектор
*Columns - колонны
*Fortress - крепость
*Prison - тюрьма
*Raven - ворон
*Capital - столица
*Situated - находится
*Bridge - мост
*Monarch - монах
*Sights - достопримечательности
*Architect - архитектор
*Columns - колонны
*Fortress - крепость
*Prison - тюрьма
*Raven - ворон
*Capital - столица
The City is the oldest part of London. It is a financial and business centre.
The West End is the part where rich people live. You can see the best hotels, shops, clubs, parks and houses here
There are many factories and Port of London in the East EndHouses of Parliament with Clock Tower Big Ben.Trafalgar Square
n.Trafalgar Square
London, is the capital of Great Britain. It's a very big city. London is situated on the river Thames. The Thames is the deepest river in Britain. There are 27 bridges over the Thames. Tower Bridge is one of the oldest and most beautiful bridges in London. It is more than 100 years.
About 9 ml people live in London.
London is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. It is also a very old city. London is 2000 years old. London consists of 3 main parts: the City, the West End and the East End. The City is the Heart of London, it's business centre. There are many banks and offices there. The West End is the richest part of London. The main interesting places are situated there. And the East End is a working part of London.
The political centre is Westminster. Westminster Abbey is there. It is the traditional place of coronation for English monarchs. Many people are buried in the church.
There are many sights in London. Trafalgar Square is the most popular place for people to meet. In the middle of the square there is Nelson's Column, which is 51 m. high.
The Queen of England lives in Buckingham palace. It is the most famous place in London. There are 600 rooms in it. It has an indoor swimming pool and a cinema.
One of the greatest English churches, St. Paul's Cathedral, is not far from the Tower of London. The famous English architect Sir Christopher Wren built it in the 17th century after the Great Fire. It is a beautiful building with many columns and towers.
The most interesting museum is the Tower of London. The Tower of London was a fortress, a palace, a prison and the King’s Zoo. Now it’s a museum. There are always black ravens in the Tower of London. People believe that London will be rich while the ravens live there.
*Up, down, up, down,
*Which is the way to London Town?
*Where? Where?
*Up in the air,
*Close your eyes
And you are there
Let’s remember what we know about London, what London is famous for. Look at your cards. Your task is to complete the sentences.
London is the capital of …
More than … million people live in London.
London consists of 3 main parts:….
The heart of London is …
The political centre is …
… lives in Buckingham Palace
One of the greatest and oldest churches is …
… is in the centre of London.
The most interesting museum is …
The largest clock is …
London is situated on the river…
… is one of the London’s most famous bridge.
Let’s remember what we know about London, what London is famous for. Look at your cards. Your task is to complete the sentences.
London is the capital of …
More than … million people live in London.
London consists of 3 main parts:….
The heart of London is …
The political centre is …
… lives in Buckingham Palace
One of the greatest and oldest churches is …
… is in the centre of London.
The most interesting museum is …
The largest clock is …
London is situated on the river…
… is one of the London’s most famous bridge.
1.London is the capital of
a. Scotland
b. Great Britain
c. America
2.St. Paul ‘s Cathedral is
a. a church
b. a fortress
c. a museum
The coronation of Kings and Queens takes place in:
a. Westminster Abbey
b. The Bloody Tower
c. Trafalgar Square
4.The country`s leaders speak in:
a. Big Ben
b. Buckingham Palace
5.The queen lives in
a. Buckingham Palace
b. The Tower of London
c. Westminster Abbey
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6.London is situated on the river
a. Volga
b. Thames
c. Seven c. The Houses of Parliament
7.The Tower of London now is
a. a prison
b. a museum
c. the Zoo
8.The Heart of London is
a. Westminster
b. the West End
с.the City
9.St. Paul’s Cathedral was built in the 17th century by
a. Admiral Nelson
b. William the Conqueror
c. Sir Christopher Wren
10. Big Ben is
a. a bell
b. the clock
c. a tower
