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Westminster is the political center of London презентация
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- 1. Westminster is the political center of London
- 2. back to Westminster
- 3. Buckingham Palace Westminster Abbey The Thames 10 Downing Street back to Westminster
- 4. The View From The Eye back to Westminster
- 5. Big Ben Houses of Parliament Whitehall Parliament Square back to Westminster
- 6. 10 Downing Street If you go
- 7. Westminster Abbey History Westminster Abbey is on
- 8. History The legend says that Westminster Abbey
- 9. Poet's Corner back to Westminster Abbey Some
- 10. back to Poet's Corner
- 11. back to Westminster Abbey The Abbey with its two tall towers are really wonderful.
- 12. The Thames The river Thames is the
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- 24. Buckingham Palace The Queen of England Elizabeth
- 25. Central Balcony You can see the
- 26. Royal Garden back to Buckingham Palace There
- 27. back to Royal Garden
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- 29. Garden Parties Every summer the Queen invites
- 30. back to Garden Parties
- 31. Queen's Gallery There is the Queen’s Gallery
- 32. Rooms There are six hundred rooms in
- 33. The Music Room The White Drawing Room The Throne Room back to Rooms more pictures
- 34. back to Rooms The Grand Stairs
- 35. Changing the Guard back to Buckingham Palace
- 36. Houses of Parliament The Houses of Parliament
- 37. back to the Houses of Parliament
- 38. back to the Houses of Parliament
- 39. back to Guided Tour Big Ben People
- 40. Parliament Square Parliament Square is rather big.
- 41. back to Parliament Square
- 42. Whitehall Whitehall is a wide street leading
- 43. The end of Whitehall. This is the
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Слайд 1Westminster
Westminster is the political center of London. It is that part
of London where there are a lot of offices and political buildings.
Слайд 610 Downing Street
If you go down Whitehall from Trafalgar Square on
the right you will see a small street where the British Prime Minister lives. He lives at number 10 Downing Street.
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Слайд 7Westminster Abbey
History
Westminster Abbey is on the other side of Parliament Square.
It’s a symbol of England. Westminster Abbey is very old – more than nine hundred years old. The coronation of all British kings and queens takes place in it. Many English kings and queens are buried here.
Poet's Corner
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Слайд 8History
The legend says that Westminster Abbey was founded (было основано) by
St Peter himself. We know that Westminster Abbey was built by King Edward in 1065.
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King Edward
St Peter
Слайд 9Poet's Corner
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Some English famous people are buried in
Westminster Abbey. There is Poet’s Corner in the Abbey. Many great writers are buried there. For example, Charles Dickens and Rudyard Kipling.
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Rudyard Kipling
Charles Dickens
Слайд 12The Thames
The river Thames is the second largest river in Great
Britain. Its 346 kilometers long. The Thames has always been the part of London’s history. In Roman times Londinium was a small town with the river Thames in the middle. Nowadays London is a large city but the Thames is still in its center. There are more than twenty bridges over the Thames.
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Слайд 24Buckingham Palace
The Queen of England Elizabeth the Second lives in Buckingham
Palace. It is a wonderful building with a monument in front of it. It is the Queen Victoria Memorial.
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Garden
Central Balcony
Rooms
Changing the Guard
Queen's Gallery
Garden Parties
Слайд 25Central Balcony
You can see the Queen and the Royal family on
the Central Balcony on very important days – weddings, coronations, Queen’s official birthday.
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Слайд 26Royal Garden
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There is the Royal Garden around the
Palace with lots of trees and flowerbeds. You can find a lake with pink flamingos in it.
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Pictures
Слайд 29Garden Parties
Every summer the Queen invites thousands of guests to her
Garden Party.
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Слайд 31Queen's Gallery
There is the Queen’s Gallery in Buckingham Palace. You can
see pictures, portraits of the members of the Royal family and the royal furniture.
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Слайд 32Rooms
There are six hundred rooms in the Palace.
The Grand Ballroom
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Слайд 35Changing the Guard
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The Guard Change takes place (happens)
at 11:30 every day.
Слайд 36Houses of Parliament
The Houses of Parliament is on the left of
Parliament Square. It is a long grey building with towers. The country’s leaders speak in the Houses of Parliament. They are the voice of the British people.
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Big Ben
People often think that Big Ben is
a tower. It’s not right. Big Ben is the name of the clock and the bell of the clock tower of the Houses of Parliament. You can hear the sound of Big Ben every hour in London. The clock and the bell got their names after Sir Benjamin Hall. He was a tall man, whose nickname was Big Ben.
Слайд 40Parliament Square
Parliament Square is rather big. Whitehall leads to it. On
the right of the square there is Westminster Abbey, on the left of it you can see the Houses of Parliament.
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Слайд 42Whitehall
Whitehall is a wide street leading from Trafalgar Square to Parliament
Square.
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Слайд 43The end of Whitehall. This is the site of the first
traffic lights in the world.
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