The document summarizes key parts and landmarks of London: London is divided into 4 parts - The City, Westminster, The West End, and The East End. The City is the oldest and financial district, Westminster is the official district, the West End is richest, and the East End is industrial. Key landmarks include Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament in Westminster, St. Paul's Cathedral built after the Great Fire, Piccadilly Circus square known for shops and food, and Westminster Abbey where coronations occurred.

1. London sightseeing tour
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Учитель английского языка
ГУО «Гимназия №4 г.Могилева«
Филиппова Алина Николаевна

2. London is the capital of Great
Britain, its political, economic
and commercial centre.

3. London is divided into four parts:
The City
Westminster
The West End
The East End

4. The City is the oldest part of
London, its financial and business
centre.

5. Westminster is the aristocratic
official part of London.

6. The West End is the richest and
most beautiful part of London.

7. The East End is an industrial
district of London.

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The tower of London
Big Ben and the
House Of Parliament
Now a museum, it
used to be a prison,
The Royal residence
and a treasure house.

9. Choose the right variant
Hyde Park
St Paul’s Cathedral
A cathedral built by
the famous architect
Sir Christopher Wren,
where an earlier
cathedral used to be
before the Great Fire
of London in 1666.

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One of the most famous
London landmarks – a
square surrounded by
souvenir shops and
places to eat, from where
Piccadilly runs to Hyde
Park Corner. The square
is actually round.
Piccadilly Circus
Madame Tussaud’s Museum

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Westminster Abbey
Buckingham Palace
A large church where the
coronations of many
kings and queens took
place.

12. True or false
1. Buckingham Palace is the official residence of the
Queen.
2. Big Ben is a beautiful London
museum.
3. Parliament consists of two Houses.
4. Nelson’s column is situated on
Trafalgar Square.
5. The Tower of London used to be a palace, a fortress
and a prison.