1. Lodon began as a Roman fortification at the River Thames. 2. The financial and business centre of London is called the City. 3.The official residence of the Lord Mayor of the City of London is Mansion House. 4. Lloyds is the most famous insurance company in the world. 5. Many British people have a daily paper delivered to their homes in time for breakfast. 6. The east End grew with the spread of industry to the east of the City. 7. Traditionally someone born in the east End is known as a cockney. 8. The name West End is associated with glamour and bright lights. 9. Trafalgar Square was built to commemorate Admiral Nelson`s victory over the French navy. 10. The Cenotaph is a monument to the fallen in the two world wars of the 20-th century. 11. Hyde Park is still popular with horseriders
1. What are you reading now? — I am reading Tom's book. I am in a hurry. Tom will come soon, and I want to finish reading the book before he comes. 2. As soon as you see your friend, tell him that I want to see him. 3. When I came home yesterday, my brother was sleeping. 4. When will you come to see us? — I will come tomorrow if I am not busy. 5. I don't like apples. 6. He came home at 5 o'clock yesterday. 7. I will ring you up as soon as I come home tomorrow. 8. I will show you my work if you like. 9. He came home by 6 o'clock yesterday. 10. Pete will certainly help you with your English if you ask him. 11. This little boy has never seen a crocodile. 12. Send me an e-mail as soon as you arrive. 13. He knew the result before we had met. 14. Has he heard the latest news? 15. Mike eats ice cream every day. Look, he's eating ice cream now. When I saw him in the morning, he was eating ice cream, too. He said he'd eaten one ice cream already by that time. I think he'll fall ill if he eats so much ice cream.
2. The financial and business centre of London is called the City.
3.The official residence of the Lord Mayor of the City of London is Mansion House.
4. Lloyds is the most famous insurance company in the world.
5. Many British people have a daily paper delivered to their homes in time for breakfast.
6. The east End grew with the spread of industry to the east of the City.
7. Traditionally someone born in the east End is known as a cockney.
8. The name West End is associated with glamour and bright lights.
9. Trafalgar Square was built to commemorate Admiral Nelson`s victory over the French navy.
10. The Cenotaph is a monument to the fallen in the two world wars of the 20-th century.
11. Hyde Park is still popular with horseriders