Would you like to go to Britain? : 1. . 1. . 2. . 2. . 3. (- ).
3. (- ). 4. / . 4. / . Word Web Word Web WHY TRAVEL TO THE UK? To
visit new places To mett people WHY TRAVEL TO THE UK? To visit
museums To take part of festivals To do sight seeing To practice
speaking English To do shopping To get education To visit new
places To meet people London and Its Variety Welcome to London!
LONDON AIRPORTS London is a major international air transport hub.
Eight airports use the words London Airport in their name, but most
traffic passes through one of five major airports. London Heathrow
Airport is the busiest airport in the world for international
traffic, and is the major hub of the nation's flag carrier, British
Airways.In March 2008 its fifth terminal was opened, and plans are
already being considered for a sixth terminal. Other Londons
airport are London Gatwick Airport. London Stansted Airport, London
Luton Airport London City Airport, the smallest and most central
airport, is focused on business travellers London is a major
international air transport hub. Eight airports use the words
London Airport in their name, but most traffic passes through one
of five major airports. London Heathrow Airport is the busiest
airport in the world for international traffic, and is the major
hub of the nation's flag carrier, British Airways.In March 2008 its
fifth terminal was opened, and plans are already being considered
for a sixth terminal. Other Londons airport are London Gatwick
Airport. London Stansted Airport, London Luton Airport London City
Airport, the smallest and most central airport, is focused on
business travellersLondon Heathrow Airportbusiest airportBritish
AirwaysLondon Gatwick AirportLondon Stansted AirportLondon Luton
Airport London City AirportLondon Heathrow Airportbusiest
airportBritish AirwaysLondon Gatwick AirportLondon Stansted
AirportLondon Luton Airport London City Airport Signs in an airport
London buses London is famous for its red doubled-deck buses.
London's bus network is one of the largest in the bus networkbus
network world, running 24 hours a day, with 8,000 buses, 700 bus
routes, and over 700 bus routes, and over 6 million passenger
journeys made every weekday. journeys made every weekday. The Tower
of London The Tower of London is associted with many important
events n the British History. It was a fortress, royal palace and
later a prison. It is a museum now. The legend says that without
Ravens the Tower will fall The Crown Jewels are kept in a part of
the Tower known as Jewel House where armed Guards defend them Tower
Bridge Not far from the Tower of London is Tower Bridge. It was
built across The Thames in It was designed so that it could be used
equally by road traffic and by ships going up the River Thames the
River Thames St Pauls Cathedral St Pauls Cathedral is Sir
Christopher Wrens Masterpiece. It was built since 1675 until It is
crowned with a huge dome. Inside the dome there is the famous
Whispering Gallery. There are many Memorials in the Cathedral,
including Memorials to Wellington and Nelson The Houses of
Parliament and Big Ben In front of you is the Houses of Parliament
and Big Ben. The Houses of Parliament is the seat of the British
Government. It was built after the fire in the Palace of
Westminster in There are 2 houses in the Parliament: the House of
Lords and the Houses of Commons. St.Stephens Tower of the Houses of
Parliament contains the famous Big Ben. Buckingham Palace Now we
see Buckingham Palace. It is the Queens official London residence.
Londoners usually watch the Changing of the Guards in the forecourt
of the palace. It lasts about 30 minutes. If you can the flag on
the top of the Palace, it means that the Queen is at home
Piccadilly Circus Now we are coming to Piccadilly Circus Now we are
coming to Piccadilly Circus It is the meeting point of six streets
Trafalgar Square The center of the West London is Trafalgar Squire.
On the column in the center is a statue of Admiral Nelson who
defeated the French at the Battle of of Trafalgar in Here you also
can find the National Gallery. It has a fine collection of European
paintings. Westminster Abbey Westminster Abbey is a royal church.
Here you can see the tombs of many British kings and Queens and
other famous people and the beautiful Henry II Chapel. William the
Conqueror was crowned there, and since then all the Coronations
have taken place in the Abbey. Westminster Abbey is a royal church.
Here you can see the tombs of many British kings and Queens and
other famous people and the beautiful Henry II Chapel. William the
Conqueror was crowned there, and since then all the Coronations
have taken place in the Abbey. The UK is a parliamentary democracy
with a constitutional monarch. The Queen is the Head of State, but
she has no power. The queen is a symbol of the countrys history and
its traditions. The real power in the country belongs to the
British parliament and to the British Government. London and its
Variety (continued) Fill in the necessary words from the box
Snobbish, typical, language, emblem, humour 1. The of England is
the red rose. 1. The of England is the red rose. 2. Fish and chips
is the British. 2. Fish and chips is the British. 3. She has a good
sense of 3. She has a good sense of 4. For centuries the British
have been known as hypocritical and 4. For centuries the British
have been known as hypocritical and 5. English is the official of
the Uk. 5. English is the official of the Uk. Snobbish, typical,
language, emblem, humour 1. The emblem of England is the red rose.
2. Fish and chips is the typical British. 3. She has a good sense
of humour. 4. For centuries the British have been known as
hypocritical and snobbish. 5. English is the official language of
the Uk. Bye- bye
