London is a wonderful city. Do you remember the sights of London? Look at the following pictures and name the places of interest .

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London is a wonderful city. Do you remember the
sights of London? Look at the following pictures
and name the places of interest .
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St. James's park
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St. Pauls Cathedral
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The National Gallery
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• Match the names of the countries with their
  emblems
• England a) daffodil
• 2. Scotland b) rose
• 3. Wales c) thistle
• 4. Northern Ireland d) shamrock

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When a man is tired of London, He is tired of
life for there is in London all that life can
afford.
Samuel Johnson (1709 1784)
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correct the mistakes in the facts about London.
London is the capital of (1)
Scotland. Its one of the oldest and largest
cities of the world. They say that London is (2)
one hundred years old. Now London is a big
political, industrial and cultural centre. More
than (3) 1 million people live there. London is
situated on the river (4) Clyde. The river
connects the capital with the sea.
London is divided into (5) two parts. They are
the City, the West End, the East End and
Westminster.
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Britain is also famous for its writers and
poets. The following task for you is to guess
who it was. You should put the passages of the
story in the right order, read them aloud and
tell me what British writer this story is about.
Who was It? He was an English novelist, a short story writer and a poet. He was born in Bombay, in 1865 where his father worked at that time.
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At 31 he published his first book of poems. A year later he wrote a book of short stories about India. Between 1887 and 1899 he visited many countries and lived for some years in America where ht married an American girl.
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When he was 6 years old, his parents sent the boy to England where he attended school. At the age of 17 he returned to India where he worked as a newspaper reporter for several years.
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He is the best known for his works for children, especially The Jungle Book. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1907.
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