Slide 2 Slide 3 Great Britain consists of four parts: England
England Scotland Scotland Wales Wales Northern Ireland Northern
Ireland Slide 4 The British flag is called the Union Jack Scotland
England Northern Ireland Slide 5 The capital city of England is
London, Scotland Edinburgh, Wales Cardiff and Northern Ireland
Belfast. Slide 6 England is the biggest of four parts of Great
Britain. Famous people, for example: Isaak Newton, Charles Darwin,
William Shakespeare and The Beatles come from England. Slide 7 A
visitor to Britain can visit big cities, such as: London,
Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham Slide 8 The city of London is in
the south east of England, on the River Thames. About eight million
people live in London and millions of tourists visit the city every
year!! Slide 9 In London people travel by red double decker buses,
black taxis or the London Underground which has got twelve
different lines and more than 275 stations In London people travel
by red double decker buses, black taxis or the London Underground
which has got twelve different lines and more than 275 stations.
Slide 10 There are a lot of interesting places to visit in London,
for example: Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, London Eye, Trafalgar
Square. Slide 11 A visitor to London can go to Notting Hill
Carnival in the summer or go shopping A visitor to London can go to
Notting Hill Carnival in the summer or go shopping. Slide 12 In
London, there are more than 40.000 shops and more than 80 markets
In London, there are more than 40.000 shops and more than 80
markets. Slide 13 Another famous tourist attraction is a circle of
stones called Stonehenge, situated 13 km from Salisbury. Slide 14
Wales is in the western part of Great Britain. You can visit: the
castle, the fortress and St. Davids Cathedral. There is the
national park Snowdonia there. Slide 15 Scotland is in the north of
Great Britain. It is famous for: kilts, bagpipes, whisky and old
castles. A mysterious animal Nessi, lives in the most famous lake
called Loch Ness. Slide 16 The Northern Ireland is famous for Mount
Steward House, Coole Castle and Giant's Causeway Slide 17 British
houses Most people in Britain live in a house, although in the big
cities a lot of people live in flats. You can see some typical
houses and flats in the pictures. They are: a semi-detached house,
a detached house, a terraced house, a cottage and a block of flats.
Slide 18 Generally, people in Britain dont live in the city center.
The buildings are usually just offices and shops. Most people live
in suburbs in a house with a small garden. The British are fond of
pets and they have cats, dogs, fish, hamsters and birds. Generally,
people in Britain dont live in the city center. The buildings are
usually just offices and shops. Most people live in suburbs in a
house with a small garden. The British are fond of pets and they
have cats, dogs, fish, hamsters and birds. Slide 19 British eat In
a real English breakfast you have fried eggs, bacon, sausage,
tomato and mushrooms. Then theres toast and marmalade. In a real
English breakfast you have fried eggs, bacon, sausage, tomato and
mushrooms. Then theres toast and marmalade. British people eat
pancakes on Shrove Tuesday in February or March. People race with a
frying pan in one hand. British people eat pancakes on Shrove
Tuesday in February or March. People race with a frying pan in one
hand. Slide 20 Tea is Britains favourite drink. Its also a meal in
the afternoon. You can eat tea at home or in a hotel. Tea at the
Ritz hotel in London is very good. Pubs are important part of
British life. People talk, eat, drink, meet their friends and relax
there. Five oclock Slide 21 Great Britain is one of the most
interesting countries. It is beautiful, exciting and full of life.
It has also got a rich history. It is worth visiting! Slide 22
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