Cyprus the place where i live
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The document describes the author's home country of Cyprus, including its capital Nicosia which is divided, the town of Strovolos where the author lives and which contains parks and the presidential tower, and some of the author's favorite activities like football and swimming. The author expresses hope that the reader will visit Cyprus one day.
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Cyprus the place where i live
- 1. CYPRUS The place where I live!
- 2. CYPRUS on the map!
- 5. My country CYPRUS My city NICOSIA
- 6. Big ideas Nicosia the last Divided Capital of Europe
- 8. My town: Strovolos The town hall
- 9. Pediaios A river running through Strovolos
- 10. Pediaios Park in Strovolos
- 11. Pediaios Park in Strovolos
- 12. The presidential tower is located in Strovolos
- 13. Acropolis Park in Strovolos
- 14. Acropolis Park in Strovolos
- 15. My country is still divided
- 16. Cyprus has 6 main regions
- 17. A place I love is the football field!
- 18. I love to swim in Cyprus!!
- 19. This is my country! I hope you will visit us one day