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1 The hospital is next to/opposite the
bank
2 The greengrocer's is behind/between
the post office and the sweet shop.
3 The baker's is next to/opposite the
bank
4 The butcher's is next to/between the
baker's
5 The park is behind/between the
hospital
6 The supermarket is opposite/next to
the hospital.

общий
1) Will she be in Leeds all weekend?
2) Was Tom sitting in the corner with a book?
альтернативный
1) Will she be in Leeds or in London all weekend?
2) Was Tom sitting in the corner with a book or with a magazine?
специальный
1) How long will she be in Leeds?
2) Where was Tom sitting with a book?
к подлежащему
1) Who will be in Leeds all weekend?
2) Who was sitting in the corner with a book?
разделительный
1) She will be in Leeds all weekend, won't she?
2) Tom was sitting in the corner with a book, wasn't he?

Buckingham Palace, the best (0) known royal palace in the world, is Buckingham Palace, the best (0) known royal palace in the world, is (1) situated_ in Central London. The palace takes (2)_its__ name from the house(3) which___ was built in 1703. Sixty years later it was bought by King George III for his wife, Queen Charlotte and became known (4) as___ the queen's house. John Nash, the royal architect, (5) made ___ it into a palace in the 1820s. Victoria was the (6) first queen to live there (from 1837). In the palace there(7) is ___ the Queen's Gallery which exhibits (8) items ___ from the royal art collection, (9) including drawings by Leonardo da Vinci. The first floor balcony is the scene of formal appearances by the Royal Family on important(10) events. ___ Below it in the forecourt, the colourful ceremony of Changing the Guard takes (11) place (generally every morning from April to early August). (12)_ When __ Her Majesty the Queen is in residence, you can see the Union Jack above the palace. Traditionally closed to the(13) public  , the State Rooms of the palace were (14) open to tourists during the summer months in the mid-1990s. The State Rooms of the palace are used for (15 meeting ___) heads of state and for holding ceremonies where Her Majesty and other (16) members of the Royal Family give official titles, honours and (17) awards.