A trip to london
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This document provides information about sights to see and things to do on a trip to London for ESL learners. It mentions enjoying a full English breakfast, riding the London Eye Ferris wheel, and visiting landmarks like Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, and the National Gallery. It also includes a crossword puzzle about London.
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This document provides information about sights to visit in London, England. It includes descriptions of landmarks like Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Tower Bridge, and Trafalgar Square. It also presents rhymes, questions, and games related to London sights and asks readers to identify places on maps. Quizzes test knowledge of British geography, history and culture.
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- 1. A trip to London for esl learners
- 2. enjoy a delicious English breakfast! Before the visit,
- 3. cup of tea baked beans toast eggs tomato bacon mushrooms sausage A full English breakfast
- 4. London Eye
- 5. A flight lasts about 30 mn. The wheel is 135 metres high. There are 32 capsules.
- 9. The London Eye is located on the South Bank of the River Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament.
- 11. Telephone booths
- 12. A mail box
- 13. The London Underground is also called the Tube.
- 16. A London black cab
- 18. Cabmen or ‘cabbies’ can stop there to have something to eat or drink.
- 19. Walking along the Thames River - the Dome of Saint Paul’s Cathedral.
- 20. The City
- 21. Saint Paul’s Cathedral and the millennium footbridge (designed by the architect Norman Foster).
- 23. The stage
- 25. The galleries
- 26. Dali exhibition
- 28. The Houses of Parliament
- 29. Big Ben
- 30. A Horse Guard
- 31. Nelson’s Column Trafalgar Square The Admiral Nelson defeated Napoleon at the battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
- 33. National Gallery - a rich collection of European painting
- 35. Eros Statue Piccadilly Circus
- 36. Buckingham Palace - Home of Queen Elisabeth II
- 37. Changing of the guard
- 38. Tower of London
- 39. Gherkin (in the background), designed by the architect Norman Foster
- 40. Guards at the Tower of London
- 41. Tower Bridge
- 42. London Town Hall designed by the architect Norman Foster
- 44. Write the words corresponding to the numbers on the photo. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 sausage, mushrooms, eggs, toasts, bacon, baked beans, tomato
- 45. Find the corresponding picture 1. a cab a) b) c) d)
- 46. 2. Tower Bridge a) b) c) d)
- 47. 3. The houses of Parliament a) b) c) d)
- 48. 4. Tower of London a) c) d) b)
- 49. 5. The Tube b) c) d) a)
- 50. 6. Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre a) b) c) d)
- 51. What colour is a typical London a) mail box? b) cab? c) telephone booth d) cabmen’s shelter
- 52. Keys A full English breakfast : 1. Eggs, 2. Toasts, 3. Tomato, 4. Bacon, 5. Sausage, 6. Baked beans, 7. Mushrooms Find the corresponding pictures : 1. a, 2.c , 3. d, 4. b, 5. a, 6. d What colour? : a) red, b) black, c) red, d) green
- 53. Across 5. Surname of a famous British architect. 8. Place where you can watch a play by Shakespeare. 10. Famous modern building in the City. 12. Statue at Piccadilly Circus. 13. Famous bell in a London tower clock. 14. Name of a river going through London. 16. A double ........ bus. 17. Famous London cathedral. Down 1.Place where the British Government sits. 2. Palace where Queen Elisabeth II lives. 3. Famous admiral who won the battle of Trafalgar. 4. Taxi drivers. 6. London Underground. 7. Taxi. 9. Ferris wheel on the South Bank. 10. Colour of cabmen's shelters. 11. Place where you can admire European painting. 15. Colour of British mailboxes. LONDON CROSSWORD