Презентация на тему Single round robin

platform at a train station.This is clear because you

can see trains on either side of the platform. It was most probably taken during the winter, as people are wearing big coats and woollen hats and scarves.They probably feel very cold and are hoping that their train arrives soon.

part of the UK, France and Belgium. On the

map we can see London, the capital city of the UK and Paris, the capital city of France. Picture B shows two famous landmarks – Big Ben, which is in London and the Eiffel Tower, which is in Paris.

scheme,’ which leads to a family visiting England and

then travelling to
Paris through the Channel Tunnel.

notes

the unknown: doing sth
without having previous experience of it
opted

for: decided on
unlimited: endless
scolded: reprimanded
picturesque: attractive
feat: achievement
convenience: usefulness
occupants of: passengers in
novel: different
nosed out: eased forward
accelerated: sped up
yearning for: longing for

writer of the text and his family took part

in an exchange programme.
2 To end their holiday on a high note, they decided to go to France.
3,4 They were on a fairly tight budget so they chose a package deal.
5 Many of the writer’s co-passengers were reading business reports.
6 The writer liked the fact he wouldn’t encounter rough seas.
7 The Channel Tunnel was a novel travel experience for the writer.
8 There wasn’t much in the carriage to grab the writer’s attention.
9 The trip gave the writer many wonderful memories to cherish.
10 It was such an intriguing opportunity he had to find out more about it.

California on holiday.We went by aeroplane. We went there

for three weeks for our summer holiday. While we were there we went swimming, surfing and souvenir shopping. We also visited Disneyland.

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P A starts

swap houses with another person/family
for a certain amount of

time. How long was this exchange programme?
SA: The families exchanged homes for one month. How
many children are in this family?
SB: There are two teenage children. How far below the
surface is the ‘Chunnel’?
SA: Well, it is about 50 metres below the bottom of the
English Channel. How fast was the train going?
SB: The train was travelling at 300 kph. How much time
did it take to travel from London to Paris?
SA: The trip took 180 minutes from London to Paris. etc

in your letter

A