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The document provides information about Scotland, including its capital (Edinburgh), famous drink (whiskey), traditional men's clothing (kilts), famous poet (Robert Burns), traditional food (haggis), lakes (lochs), musical instrument (bagpipes), highest mountain (Ben Nevis), legendary monster (Loch Ness Monster), and other facts such as the population of Edinburgh and bans on haggis in the US. It also discusses formal and informal language styles and provides examples of greeting formats and endings for formal and informal correspondence. Finally, it lists the names and missions of four charity organizations.
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- 1. THISTLE TARTAN ST.ANDREW`S CROSS GREAT BRITAIN
- 2. A Trip to SCOTLAND
- 3. What is the capital of Scotland?
- 4. EDINBURGH attracts 1 million visitors a year
- 5. What famous drink is made in Scotland?
- 6. WHISKEY the whisky in 'Scotch Whisky' is always spelt without an ‘e’
- 7. What do Scotsmen traditionally wear?
- 8. A KILT it weighs ~ 2 kg
- 9. Which famous Scottish poet wrote Auld Lang Syne?
- 10. ROBERT BURNS Michael Jackson was a big fan of Robert Burns
- 11. What traditional food is eaten on the night of his birthday?
- 12. HAGGIS Haggis from Scotland has been banned in the USA for 40 years
- 13. What are Scottish lakes called?
- 14. LOCHS river Tay (Scotland) = 193 km river Volga (Russia) = 3690 km JUST COMPARE !
- 15. Which instrument is associated with Scotland?
- 16. BAGPIPES the original bagpipe was made from the whole skin of a dead sheep
- 17. What is the highest mountain in Scotland?
- 18. BEN NEVIS height: 1344 m
- 19. Which famous monster is associated with Scotland?
- 20. LOCH NESS MONSTER more than 4000 people say they have seen Nessie
- 21. Formal greeting *Dear Sir/Madam Formal language No abbreviated forms Formal ending * Yours sincerely/ yours faithfully, Jason Peters Informal greeting *Dear Alex Informal language Abbreviated forms Informal ending * Yours/ Love/ Best wishes/ Regards, Jason
- 24. Centre Innovations Aim: to improve life of children using innovative forms of social work Solntse Foundation Aim: to protect and support children in need in St Petersburg International Foundation for Terror Act Victims Aim: to help victims of terror acts Dogs as assistants for disabled people Aim: to train dogs for disabled people
- 25. Your own charity organization. Poster. Presentation.
- 26. About the lessons : The thing I like best… The most interesting thing is… I don’t like… The most boring thing is..