Welcome to our lesson!

1. Welcome to our lesson! Thursday, 12th March 2009

2. Weather. Whenever the weather is cold Whenever the weather is hot. We’ll be waiting for weather, Whatever the weather Whether we like it or not.

3. London

4. Hyde Park Oxford Street St. Paul’s Cathedral Trafalgar Square The Tower of London • The street in London where you can do the shopping • The largest park in London • It was a fortress, a prison, a palace and the King’s Zoo • The church built by Cristopher Wren • The center of London

5. Hyde Park Oxford Street St. Paul’s Cathedral Trafalgar Square The Tower of London • The street in London where you can do the shopping • The largest park in London • It was a fortress, a prison, a palace and the King’s Zoo • The church built by Cristopher Wren • The center of London

6. Hyde Park Oxford Street St. Paul’s Cathedral Trafalgar Square The Tower of London • The street in London where you can do the shopping • The largest park in London • It was a fortress, a prison, a palace and the King’s Zoo • The church built by Cristopher Wren • The center of London

7. 10,Downing St. The National Gallery Westminster Abbey Big Ben Buckingham Palace • It has a great collection of pictures • The Prime Minister lives at • The name of the bell and the clock tower • Many queens and kings were buried there • The Queen of England lives in

8. 10,Downing St. The National Gallery Westminster Abbey Big Ben Buckingham Palace • It has a great collection of pictures • The Prime Minister lives at • The name of the bell and the clock tower • Many queens and kings were buried there • The Queen of England lives in

9. 10,Downing St. The National Gallery Westminster Abbey Big Ben Buckingham Palace • It has a great collection of pictures • The Prime Minister lives at • The name of the bell and the clock tower • Many queens and kings were buried there • The Queen of England lives in

10. 10,Downing St. The National Gallery Westminster Abbey Big Ben Buckingham Palace • It has a great collection of pictures • The Prime Minister lives at • The name of the bell and the clock tower • Many queens and kings were buried there • The Queen of England lives in

11. Separate museums around the Cloister are the Charter House, the Undercroft(or Abbey) Museum and the Pyx Сhamber, once the Royal Treasury. Westminster Abbey So rich in history is the abbey that you'll need half a day to do it justice. The abbey is a spectacular example of various styles of Gothic architecture. The original church was build by Edward the Confessor.

12. 10,Downing St. The National Gallery Westminster Abbey Big Ben Buckingham Palace • It has a great collection of pictures • The Prime Minister lives at • The name of the bell and the clock tower • Many queens and kings were buried there • The Queen of England lives in

13. Pussy-cat, Pussy-cat, Where have you been? I’ve been to London To look at the Queen. Pussy-cat, Pussy-cat, What did you do there? I frightened a little mouse Under her chair.

14. Hello Kate! Where have you been? I’ve been to London. What did you do there? I went to Trafalgar Square And saw nice pictures there.

15. “If a man is tired of London, he is tired of life” Samuel Johnson