Австралию. Просто там вообще другой мир. Жара, экзотические животные, добрые люди, шикарные пляжи. А аквариумы с красивейшими рыбами, а природные парки. Наверное, людям свойственно хотеть именно туда, где не как у них все выглядит.
My cherished dream is to visit Great Britain someday. At our English lessons we often "travel" throughout this country. There are a lot of wonderful sights there. And I would like to see everything with my own eyes.
And if I had such opportunity , first of all I would go to London to walk along the streets and hear the English speech and, I hope , that I would understand, what the English are speaking about . And, of course, I would try to communicate with them in their native language.
Then I would go to the Buckingham palace to see the real Queen there. I am sure she is as kind as my grandmother! And, of course, I would admire the Changing of the Guard. One day I saw this wonderful show on TV!
After that I would visit the London Tower and feed the ravens. They say, if the ravens fly away, the Tower will ruin?! Is it true?!
And besides I would visit the London parks because as I have read, they are so beautiful.
In Hyde Park, I would visit the Speaker`s corner, where I would say that I am happy to be here and want to make friends with the English.
In Regent`s Park I would visit the London Zoo. I have never visited the big zoos. It would be interesting to look at the animals who live there.
Returning home, I would buy souvenirs to all my relatives and friends. And as for me the trip to Great Britain would be the greatest gift!
1. In England, there used to be some felonies and misdemeanours which were punished really strictly. 2. The capital punishment was abolished in Britain after World War II. 3. The Common Court of Appeal was established after the Napoleonic Wars. 4. In the House of Lords the business was conducted by 80 or 100 of the hereditary peers, though there are 850 of them. 5. The members of the House of Commons were summoned by the Sovereign, but were elected by a universal suffrage. 6. The bill was rejected by Parliament last year. 7. The group of close advisers to the Sovereign was called the Privy Council. 8. A person who is serving on a jury is known as a juror. 9. This case was heard by the UK Supreme Court on the 8th of March 2012, together with another case from Scotland.
1. In England, there used to be some felonies and misdemeanours which were punished really strictly. 2. The capital punishment was abolished in Britain after World War II. 3. The Common Court of Appeal was established after the Napoleonic Wars. 4. In the House of Lords the business was conducted by 80 or 100 of the hereditary peers, though there are 850 of them. 5. The members of the House of Commons were summoned by the Sovereign, but were elected by a universal suffrage. 6. The bill was rejected by Parliament last year. 7. The group of close advisers to the Sovereign was called the Privy Council. 8. A person who is serving on a jury is known as a juror. 9. This case was heard by the UK Supreme Court on the 8th of March 2012, together with another case from Scotland.
