Презентация на тему Путешествие по реке Темзе

существительных, обозначающих действие, состояние или абстрактное понятие.



–ence, -ance –

образование отглагольных имен существительных, обозначающих состояние или качество.

значение «вызывать эффект, эмоции».



–ly – образование наречий от имен

прилагательных или имен существительных.

–un–образование отрицательных имен прилагательных.

Square
Nelson’s column
Regent’s park
Big Ben
The London Eye


8. the

Houses of Parliament /Palace of Westminster
9. The Tower Bridge
10. Saint Paul’s Cathedral
11. The Tate Modern Museum
12. National Gallery Art Museum
13. The British Museum

Eye?
b. 135 meters
2) How many glass capsules are there

on the London Eye?
b. 32
3) The famous clock tower is called ____
a. Big Ben
4) What can’t people do in London parks?
b. ride a bike
5) What monument stands on Trafalgar square?
a. Nelson’s column
6) What bridge had to be closed because of construction problems?
c. Millennium Bridge

7) How many steps are there in St. Paul's Cathedral?
a. 530
8) At what time does the Changing of the Guard take place at Buckingham palace?
c. 11 am
9) Who lives in Buckingham palace?
b. Queen Elizabeth II
10) What is the name of the river in London?
a. The Thames
11) What bridge can open up and close down?
a. The Tower Bridge

Buckingham Palace C. Trafalgar Square and Nelson’s column D.

The Tower of London E. Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament F. The London Eye G. The Tower Bridge H. Saint Paul’s Cathedral

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Ben and the Houses of Parliament 4 - F. The London Eye 5- H. Saint Paul’s Cathedral 6- C. Trafalgar Square and Nelson’s column 7 - D. The Tower of London 8 - A. The Millennium Bridge

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A Police Officer And A Tourist
 

Tourist: Excuse me officer, I think I am lost. Can you help me find my hotel, please? Officer: Certainly. What's the name of your hotel? Tourist: It's the Imperial Hotel. Officer: Hmm, I think I know where it is. Tourist: Is it far? Officer: No, not really. Actually it's only about 10 minutes walk. Now, go along this street until you get to the Bank. Do you see the tall building? Tourist: Yeah. Officer: So, at the traffic lights there, turn left to Great Sheva Avenue. Tourist: Okay, I will turn left. Officer: Correct. Then go straight on, take the second right and that should take you to the Imperial Hotel. Tourist: Okay, I will take the second left. Officer: No, it's the second right. Tourist: Ah, right. The second right. Officer: Yes sir, left at the traffic lights near the bank and then the second right. Tourist: Thank you very much for your help. Officer: No problem, have a nice day.

here?
Jack: Yes, there’s one near here.
Rose: How far is it to

the museum?
Jack: It’s not far, maybe about 10 minutes walk.
Rose: Can you tell me the way there?
Jack:  Of course. Go straight ahead to the traffic lights. Turn right. Go along the street. Walk past the park, and keep going straight until you see the sign for the museum.
Rose: Great! Thanks for your help.
Jack: You’re welcome.

to get to the bookstore from here?
John: I’m sorry. I’m

not from here so I don’t know my way around. But I know a library near here.
Linda: How far is it?
John: It’s about a mile from here.
Linda: Will you please tell me where the library is?
John: Go straight and turn right after the petrol station. Take this road. Go past the car park and you’ll find the library.
Linda: Many thanks.

me the way to the post office, please?
Man: Yes.

Well, go down Loring Road until you get to Park Avenue. Turn right and go straight on until you get to Cross Street.
Tom: Okay.
Man: Then turn into Cross Street and walk past the supermarket which is on your left. Cross Mill Street and keep going. You’ll see a hotel on one corner and opposite the hotel is newsagent’s the post office is next to the newsagent’s. You can’t miss it.
Tom: Thanks very much.

lost. We’re looking for St. Paul’s Cathedral.
British Woman: Yes, you

are a bit lost. Okay, down there is Gresham Street. Take a right onto Gresham Street and walk up till you see Foster Lane on your left…. Take a left onto Foster Lane. At the end of Foster Lane, you’ll be just across the road from St. Paul’s.
Mary: It sounds easy. Thank you for your help
British woman: You’re welcome.

London Eye
from Trafalgar Square to Globe Theatre
from Borough Market

to Saint Paul’s Cathedral