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2. • Close your eyes, think about
London
and try to imagine it in your
mind.
• Describe what you “saw” in
your mind.
• What things do you
associate with
London?
• Make a list of your favourite
places in London
• Which one do you like best?
Why?
3. • Find these places
on the map (http://
maps.google.com/)
click on the images
and create
sentences to
describe the
pictures:
Regent’s Park
Bloomsbury
Kings Cross
Hampstead Heath
Tufnell Park
The Thames
4. • MAGIC BOOK
['tauə] Tower
[u:] book, soon,look
[ɛə] square, where,there
[ʌ ] London, country, come
5. GREATER LONDON
• The Old City of London and the
communities surrounding it form one
political unit. This area is called Greater
London or simply London.
• London covers 1,580 square kilometers.
The river Thames flows through the
heart of London. London is divided into
32 boroughs plus the City.
• The City and each borough have their
own governments.
6. London does not have just
one centre, it has a number of
centers, each with a distinct character:
the financial and business centre called the
City, the shopping and entertainment centre
in the West End, and the government centre
in Westminster.
7. The City
• The City of London is one of
the major banking centres of
the world and you can find
banks of many nations in the
famous Threadneedle Street
and the surrounding area.
Here you will find the Bank
of England. Nearby is the
Stock Exchange which is
like a busy market, except
that here no food but shares
in commercial companies
are bought and sold.
8. The West End
• The West End is the name given to the area of
central London north from the Mall to Oxford
Street. It includes :
–Trafalgar Square, the main shopping
areas, and the entertainment centers
of Soho, Piccadilly Circus and
Shaftsbury Avenue. Its name is
associated with glamour and bright
lights
9. • Trafalgar Square, is an area of open
pavement with statues and fountains.
Whitehall and the Strand meet at the square.
• Piccadilly Circus is the place where six busy
streets come together. Many of London's
finest shops are in this area, along Bond,
Oxford, and Regent streets. Piccadilly Circus
also forms the center of London's largest
entertainment area.
10. Westminster
• Britain's chief governmental buildings are in
the City of Westminster. The Houses of
Parliament tower along the Thames. From
Parliament, the governmental buildings
extend along a broad avenue called
Whitehall. The home of Prime Minister,
Number 10 Downing Street, is located just off
Whitehall. Buckingham Palace lies a short
distance of the Prime Minister's home.
11. The Tower of London
• The Tower of London is the most
outstanding link in the chain of the history
of the country. William the Conqueror
ordered the building of the great stone
tower, later called the white Tower.
• The Tower of London long continued to
be both a fortress and a palace. It was
also a prison. At first prisoners were often
foreign princes and nobles, who had been
captured in war. But later on, in Tudor
times, the Tower became the place where
famous and the infamous people were
sent.
12. • Nowadays the Tower is still a prison. Usually,
a prison is a place where criminals are
locked up. But in this prison the jewels are
locked up. The jewels are the famous "crown
jewels" of England. Crown jewels are
treasures that belong to king or queen.
According to tradition the Tower is guarded
by the Yeoman Warders, or Beefeaters. They
still wear their 16th century bright and
colourful Tudor uniforms.
13. WESTMINSTER ABBEY
• Westminster Abbey is also full of
history. It was founded in 1050 as a
monastery, but later it was rebuilt by
Henry III. In the 18th century the West
Towers were added. The present
building dates from about 1480. Nearly
all the kings and queens of Britain were
crowned and buried there.
14. • Newton, Darwin, Chaucer, Charles
Dickens, Thomas Hardy are buried in
the Abbey. One of the treasures of the
Abbey is the ancient Coronation Chair
and the Stone of Scone upon which
Scottish kings were crowned.
Westminster Abbey is a symbol of
English tradition at its best.
15. THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT
• The Houses of Parliament serve as the
meeting place of two legislative bodies,
the House of Commons and the House
of Lords. The buildings are officially
called the New Palace of Westminster.
They were constructed to replace old
palace buildings, which had burned
down in 1834.
• The Houses of Parliament has over
1000 rooms, and over 3 km of
corridors. Laid out they stretch from
Parliament to Saint Paul's Cathedral
16. Big Ben
• Big Ben is the huge bell in the
clock of Saint Stephen's Tower.
It may have been named after
Sir Benjamin Hall, who
supervised the rebuilding of
Parliament, or after a famous
Victorian prizefighter. Big Ben
has boomed out the hours
since 1859. When Parliament
is sitting at night a light shines
above the clock.
17. BUCKINGHAM PALACE
• Buckingham Palace is the official
London residence of Her Majesty the
Queen and her family. It was built in the
18th century and rebuilt later by the
architect John Nash.
• Nash began his work in 1825, but the
palace was not completed until 1837.
The first monarch who took residence
there was Queen Victoria.
18. • The Royal Standard flying over the east front
of Buckingham Palace is the sign that the
Queen is in the residence. The absence of
the Royal Standard over Buckingham Palace
means that the Queen is absent from
London.Buckingham Palace is partially open
to the public, but the ceremony of the
Changing of the Guard in front of it is a great
tourist attraction.
• Royal Horse Guard's ceremony takes place
daily in the forecourt at 11.30 a. m. and lasts
half an hour.
19. ST PAUL'S CATHEDRAL
• St Paul's Cathedral is the fifth church built
on the same site. The earliest cathedral
was erected in 604. The second, built in
stone in 675—685, was burned by the
Danes in 962, and the third was destroyed
by fire in 1087.
• After its destruction in the Great Fire of
London in 1666, it was rebuilt by Sir
Christopher Wren. It took him 35 years to
plan and build St Paul's Cathedral, which
was completed in 1710.
20. • The Whispering Gallery which fascinates
all visitors is situated beneath the dome. In
this Gallery the slightest whisper is audible
100 feet away. In the North Tower of the
Cathedral there is a peal of twelve bells,
while in the South or Clock Tower there is
the largest bell in England, the Great Paul.
21. Tower Bridge
• Tower Bridge is one of the landmarks
of London. Tower Bridge is a fine
example of Victorian engineering. This
fairy-tale structure was built in 1894.
Tower Bridge is the only Thames
Bridge which can be raised. The road
over the bridge is built on two central
sections called bascules, which open
two or three times a week to let ships
through. The bridge has been open to
the public since 1982. There are
displays inside the bridge on its
history.
22. MADAM TUSSAUD'S MUSEUM
• Madam Tussaud's /1761—1850/ is the
world's most famous wax museum.
• In the days before television, cinema
and radio, Madam Tussaud's figures
were a sensation.
• Over two million visitors go there to
see the 500 lifelike figures of the
famous people. You can see Henry VIII
and his six wives, the Battle of
Trafalgar, and the Chamber of Horrors.
23. • Today one will find models of well known
sports personalities, musicians and film
stars, statesmen from around the world,
and even the Royal Family.
• One can have fun in the new Superstars
and Legends section by searching for his
personal hero or heroine, or find his
favourite film star and tell them he is their
greatest fan.
24. Let's play a game "I agree ... I don't
agree..."
• Paris is the capital of the UK.
• The Tower of London is a museum now
• Buckingham Palace is the residence of the
Queen
• Westminster Abbey is a church
• The heart of London is Khreschatyk.
• London stands on the river Hudson
25. Find the pairs to the words
• Big London
• Tower Ben
• Trafalgar Parliament
• Westminster Square
• The Houses of Abbey
• The Tower of Bridge
27. • Say what you have
already seen and
what you have not
seen in London yet.
•
• We have already
seen...
• We haven't seen
yet...
1
.
1.London Zoo 8. The Tate Gallery
2
.
2. Trafalgar Square 9. The Thames
3
.
3. The Houses of
Parliament
10. Big Ben
4. London Bridge 11.Westminster
Abbey
5
.
5. St. James Park 12. St. Paul's
Cathedral
6
.
6. The Tower of
London
7. Duble Decker Bus
13. Buckingham
Palace
14. London Eye
28. Answer the questions
• What is Westminster Abbey?
• What is Big Ben?
• What is the Tower of London now?
• What palace is the home of the Queen?
• What famous London bridge do you know?
• What is in the center of Trafalgar Square?
• Is Covent Garden a market or a department
store?
29. Read the dialogue and make
your own.
• A: How do you like London?
• B: Oh, it's beautiful.
• A: Yes, I think it's one of the most interesting and
unusual cities in the world.
• B: Oh, yesterday I saw the Houses of Parliament, heard
the voice of Big Ben, and visited the famous Tower.
• A: Have you visited Westminster Abbey?
• B: Not, yet. What is it famous for?
• A: It is the royal church
• B: How can I get there?
• A: By bus or just walk.
30. Read the sentences and say are
they true or false?
– London is the capital of Great Britain.
– London is a very big port
– London has three main parts
– The City is the historical part of London
– The West End is the richest part of London.
– The East End is the poorest part of London
31. Write a postcard to your
friend
From:
To:
Address:
• Dear______ !
• I'm in_____ now.
• I have already been to _____.
• And I ____
See you soon. Bye.
32. What would you like to visit in
London?
• I would like to visit...,
because I want to see...