The document provides information about various aspects of life and culture in England. It discusses things like school uniforms, important landmarks in London such as Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and the changing of the guard ceremony. It also mentions typical foods like a full English breakfast and afternoon tea, as well as sports like cricket. Currencies, pub culture, and encouraging further study and travel to England are also summarized.

3. In England, children wear a uniform
at school.

5. When they are sixteen,
they don’t wear a uniform.

7. The capital of England is London.

8. The Big Ben is the most important
clock in London.
Big Ben is
the name of
the bell.

9. The Big Ben is next to the Houses
of Parliament .

10. Tower Bridge is
the most typical
bridge over the
Thames.

11. The Tower of London is a very
important monument.
It was a
prison in
the past

12. The tower of London is next to
Tower Bridge

13. The beefeaters are the guards
of the tower

14. Buckingham Palace is the Queen´s
palace

15. The changing
of the
guard is
very typical.
They change at
half past eleven
in the morning
every day.

16. Trafalgar Square
is in the centre
of London.
Many people
meet there.

17. The London eye is an enormous wheel.
People can get on it and have
a beautiful view of the city

20. Double-decker buses
are typical in the
city, they are red.

21. The phone boxes
and the post boxes
are red too.

22. But taxis are black

23. “Bobby” is the traditional name
for a British policeman

24. Do you know
what animal
is the symbol
of England?
The
bulldog

27. For breakfast English people
have...
eggs, sausages,
bacon, beens...
fruit, cakes
coffe, tea,
juice...

28. …butter, jam,
bread, cakes...
It´s the most
important meal
on the day.

30. Traditionaly English people
had tea at 4 in the afternoon.
Today they only have tea on
holiday.

31. They have tea
and cakes.
Scones are
delicious with
jam and cream.

33. Cricket is a traditional English
sport

34. They play
cricket in
summer.
They need a stick,
a ball (made of wood)
and stumps.

36. England is into the
European Union, but
they don´t use euros,
they use pounds and
pence (or pennies)

38. In their free time
English people
meet their friends
in pubs

39. In a pub
you can
have a
drink ...
…or have some
food too.

40. There you can have
traditional food like
roastbeef or
fish and chips

41. In summer it´s
typical to have
fish and chips
outside

42. But if you want to
know more things about
England...
study a lot of English
and go to visit it.
You´ll like it