London

Long-distance Upstairs Downstairs
Inside Top Deck Queue
Double- decker- something, especially a bus, that has two floors or levels
Single- decker- something, that has a one floor or level.
Bus - transport
Conductor- a person who collects fares and sells tickets on a bus.
Ticket - a piece of paper or card that gives you the right to have a place in public transport or participate in an event
Long- distance- travelling or operating between distant places
Upstairs- situated on an upper floor
Downstairs- the ground floor or lower floors of a building
Inside - situated on or in the inside
Top - the highest in position, rank, or degree
Deck - a floor or platform resembling or compared to a ships deck
Queue- a line or sequence of people

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Now open your book at page 82 ex 9
Now read the text and compare the facts with our prediction.
While reading the text dont forget to mark the information you know (!), the new information (), information which you dont understand (-).

6. The presentation London.
You know that London has much sightseeings which have their history.
Look please at this presentation "London"

7. Creative work . Poster "London"
And now please come here. Make please the circle.
Tell me please: what season is it?
How many months are there in winter?
What are they? Now please remember your month. December, January, February. December sit here, there January and there February.
Three groups. Work in groups, please. Make your posters about London. You are guides and you invite us in London.







8. Sinkvein
School
State, private
Learn, participate, attend
A place