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LONDON

Discover the essence of London through its iconic landmarks: Big Ben, Tower Bridge, and more. Dive into the city's rich history and vibrant culture, from the London Eye to Buckingham Palace. Explore the famous London Underground and experience the charm of red double-decker buses. From Heathrow Airport to Hyde Park, immerse yourself in the essence of London. Unravel the city's past, from its Roman origins to modern events like the 1940 bombing. Experience London's allure through its majestic architecture and bustling streets, weaving together tradition and modernity.

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LONDON

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  1. LONDON “When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life.” (Samuel Johnson)

  2. What do people usually associate with London? London

  3. What do people usually associate with London? Mind the Gap/London Underground London

  4. What do people usually associate with London? Mind the Gap/London Underground Big Ben London

  5. What do people usually associate with London? Mind the Gap/London Underground Big Ben Tower Bridge London

  6. What do people usually associate with London? Mind the Gap/London Underground Big Ben Tower Bridge London Red double-decker buses

  7. What do people usually associate with London? Mind the Gap/London Underground Big Ben Tower Bridge London Red double-decker buses Heathrow Airport

  8. What do people usually associate with London? Mind the Gap/London Underground Big Ben Tower Bridge London Red double-decker buses Heathrow Airport Black taxis

  9. What do people usually associate with London? Mind the Gap/London Underground Big Ben Tower Bridge London Red double-decker buses Heathrow Airport Black taxis Buckingham Palace

  10. What do people usually associate with London? Mind the Gap/London Underground Big Ben Tower Bridge London Red double-decker buses Heathrow Airport Black taxis Buckingham Palace Oxford Street

  11. What do people usually associate with London? Mind the Gap/London Underground Big Ben Tower Bridge London Red double-decker buses Heathrow Airport Black taxis Hyde Park Buckingham Palace Oxford Street

  12. What do people usually associate with London? Mind the Gap/London Underground Big Ben Tower Bridge London Red double-decker buses Heathrow Airport Wimbledon Black taxis Hyde Park Buckingham Palace Oxford Street

  13. What do people usually associate with London? Mind the Gap/London Underground Big Ben Tower Bridge London 10 Downing Street Red double-decker buses Heathrow Airport Wimbledon Black taxis Hyde Park Buckingham Palace Oxford Street

  14. What do people usually associate with London? Mind the Gap/London Underground Big Ben Tower Bridge Chelsea FC London 10 Downing Street Red double-decker buses Heathrow Airport Wimbledon Black taxis Hyde Park Buckingham Palace Oxford Street

  15. What do people usually associate with London? Mind the Gap/London Underground Big Ben London Eye Tower Bridge Chelsea FC London 10 Downing Street Red double-decker buses Heathrow Airport Wimbledon Black taxis Hyde Park Buckingham Palace Oxford Street

  16. What do people usually associate with London? Mind the Gap/London Underground Pigeons in Trafalgar Square Big Ben London Eye Tower Bridge Chelsea FC London 10 Downing Street Red double-decker buses Heathrow Airport Wimbledon Black taxis Hyde Park Buckingham Palace Oxford Street

  17. General information Fill in the missing information. • London is the _ _ _ _ _ _ _of the United Kingdomof Great Britain and Northern Ireland. • It lies on the banks of the river _ _ _ _ _ _ in south-east England. • It is the seat of the _ _ _ _ _ _ _, the Government and the Parliament. • The Prime Meridian of the world runs across _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in the east of London.

  18. General information Fill in the missing information. • London is thecapitalof the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

  19. General information Fill in the missing information. • London is thecapitalof the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. • It lies on the banks of the riverThamesin south-east England.

  20. General information Fill in the missing information. • London is thecapitalof the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. • It lies on the banks of the riverThamesin south-east England. • It is the seat of the Monarch, the Government and the Parliament.

  21. General information Fill in the missing information. • London is thecapitalof the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. • It lies on the banks of the riverThamesin south-east England. • It is the seat of the Monarch, the Government and the Parliament. • The Prime Meridian of the world runs across Greenwich in the east of London.

  22. 43 AD 1066 1400 1649 1666 1708 1894 1940-1941 1948 1981 2005 St. Paul’s Cathedral was completed. King Charles I was executed in London. The Royal Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana took place in St. Paul’s Cathedral. Geoffrey Chaucer was buried in Westminster Abbey. London was founded by the Romans. The Great Fire of London started in Pudding Lane. William the Conqueror was the first monarch who was crowned in Westminster Abbey. 50 people were killed in terrorist attacks in London. Tower Bridge was opened. The Summer Olympics were held in London. London was bombed by the Luftwaffe. History Match the dates and the events.

  23. 43 AD 1066 1400 1649 1666 1708 1894 1940-1941 1948 1981 2005 London was founded by the Romans. History Match the dates and the events.

  24. 43 AD 1066 1400 1649 1666 1708 1894 1940-1941 1948 1981 2005 London was founded by the Romans. William the Conqueror was the first monarch who was crowned in Westminster Abbey. History Match the dates and the events.

  25. 43 AD 1066 1400 1649 1666 1708 1894 1940-1941 1948 1981 2005 London was founded by the Romans. William the Conqueror was the first monarch who was crowned in Westminster Abbey. Geoffrey Chaucer was buried in Westminster Abbey. History Match the dates and the events.

  26. 43 AD 1066 1400 1649 1666 1708 1894 1940-1941 1948 1981 2005 London was founded by the Romans. William the Conqueror was the first monarch who was crowned in Westminster Abbey. Geoffrey Chaucer was buried in Westminster Abbey. King Charles I was executed in London. History Match the dates and the events.

  27. 43 AD 1066 1400 1649 1666 1708 1894 1940-1941 1948 1981 2005 London was founded by the Romans. William the Conqueror was the first monarch who was crowned in Westminster Abbey. Geoffrey Chaucer was buried in Westminster Abbey. King Charles I was executed in London. The Great Fire of London started in Pudding Lane. History Match the dates and the events.

  28. 43 AD 1066 1400 1649 1666 1708 1894 1940-1941 1948 1981 2005 London was founded by the Romans. William the Conqueror was the first monarch who was crowned in Westminster Abbey. Geoffrey Chaucer was buried in Westminster Abbey. King Charles I was executed in London. The Great Fire of London started in Pudding Lane. St. Paul’s Cathedral was completed. History Match the dates and the events.

  29. 43 AD 1066 1400 1649 1666 1708 1894 1940-1941 1948 1981 2005 London was founded by the Romans. William the Conqueror was the first monarch who was crowned in Westminster Abbey. Geoffrey Chaucer was buried in Westminster Abbey. King Charles I was executed in London. The Great Fire of London started in Pudding Lane. St. Paul’s Cathedral was completed. Tower Bridge was opened. History Match the dates and the events.

  30. 43 AD 1066 1400 1649 1666 1708 1894 1940-1941 1948 1981 2005 London was founded by the Romans. William the Conqueror was the first monarch who was crowned in Westminster Abbey. Geoffrey Chaucer was buried in Westminster Abbey. King Charles I was executed in London. The Great Fire of London started in Pudding Lane. St. Paul’s Cathedral was completed. Tower Bridge was opened. London was bombed by the Luftwaffe. History Match the dates and the events.

  31. 43 AD 1066 1400 1649 1666 1708 1894 1940-1941 1948 1981 2005 London was founded by the Romans. William the Conqueror was the first monarch who was crowned in Westminster Abbey. Geoffrey Chaucer was buried in Westminster Abbey. King Charles I was executed in London. The Great Fire of London started in Pudding Lane. St. Paul’s Cathedral was completed. Tower Bridge was opened. London was bombed by the Luftwaffe. The Summer Olympics were held in London. History Match the dates and the events.

  32. 43 AD 1066 1400 1649 1666 1708 1894 1940-1941 1948 1981 2005 London was founded by the Romans. William the Conqueror was the first monarch who was crowned in Westminster Abbey. Geoffrey Chaucer was buried in Westminster Abbey. King Charles I was executed in London. The Great Fire of London started in Pudding Lane. St. Paul’s Cathedral was completed. Tower Bridge was opened. London was bombed by the Luftwaffe. The Summer Olympics were held in London. The Royal Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana took place in St. Paul’s Cathedral. History Match the dates and the events.

  33. 43 AD 1066 1400 1649 1666 1708 1894 1940-1941 1948 1981 2005 London was founded by the Romans. William the Conqueror was the first monarch who was crowned in Westminster Abbey. Geoffrey Chaucer was buried in Westminster Abbey. King Charles I was executed in London. The Great Fire of London started in Pudding Lane. St. Paul’s Cathedral was completed. Tower Bridge was opened. London was bombed by the Luftwaffe. The Summer Olympics were held in London. The Royal Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana took place in St. Paul’s Cathedral. 50 people were killed in terrorist attacks in London. History Match the dates and the events.

  34. Make a list of top ten must-see attractions tourists coming to London should visit. 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10)

  35. Watch the video and write down the list of top ten must-see attractions according to it. http://youtube.com/v/pvF9ZxfRlRc

  36. Watch the video and write down the list of top ten must-see attractions according to it. 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10)

  37. Watch the video and write down the list of top ten must-see attractions according to it. • West End

  38. Watch the video and write down the list of top ten must-see attractions according to it. • West End • Buckingham Palace

  39. Watch the video and write down the list of top ten must-see attractions according to it. • West End • Buckingham Palace • Tower of London

  40. Watch the video and write down the list of top ten must-see attractions according to it. • West End • Buckingham Palace • Tower of London • South Bank + London Eye

  41. Watch the video and write down the list of top ten must-see attractions according to it. • West End • Buckingham Palace • Tower of London • South Bank + London Eye • Science and Natural History Museums

  42. Watch the video and write down the list of top ten must-see attractions according to it. • West End • Buckingham Palace • Tower of London • South Bank + London Eye • Science and Natural History Museums • Madam Tussauds

  43. Watch the video and write down the list of top ten must-see attractions according to it. • West End • Buckingham Palace • Tower of London • South Bank + London Eye • Science and Natural History Museums • Madam Tussauds • Borough Market

  44. Watch the video and write down the list of top ten must-see attractions according to it. • West End • Buckingham Palace • Tower of London • South Bank + London Eye • Science and Natural History Museums • Madam Tussauds • Borough Market • Hyde Park + Speakers’ Corner

  45. Watch the video and write down the list of top ten must-see attractions according to it. • West End • Buckingham Palace • Tower of London • South Bank + London Eye • Science and Natural History Museums • Madam Tussauds • Borough Market • Hyde Park + Speakers’ Corner • Trafalgar Square (Don’t feed the pigeons!)

  46. Watch the video and write down the list of top ten must-see attractions according to it. • West End • Buckingham Palace • Tower of London • South Bank + London Eye • Science and Natural History Museums • Madam Tussauds • Borough Market • Hyde Park + Speakers’ Corner • Trafalgar Square (Don’t feed the pigeons!) • Houses of Parliament + Big Ben

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