Topic 1. Write about the topic ‘Transport’. The following questions will help you to organize your talk:
1) Do you have a bicycle/roller skates/ Segway?
2) When did you get it?
3) Is it difficult to ride it? Why?
4) How often do you ride it?
5) Why do you like it?
Topic 2. Write about the topic ‘Transport’. The following questions will help you to organize your talk:
1) How do you get to school?
2) How long does it take?
3) Do you often use public transportation?
4) How much is the bus fare?
5) Do you think it is safe to travel by bus?
Hi my name is (your name is). And I want to ask you, what do you know about volunteering? If you don't know enough I'll tell you. There are such people they are called volunteers. They help people, animals, nature, and even voluntarily. Probably each of you was in a children's camp? There were also Junior counselors? Some Junior counselors were there for free. Volunteering is something that is done voluntarily and in favor! And volunteers are those people who are not indifferent to important events. These are people who can help at any time when the world needs this help.
Пикадилли – площадь, на которую ведут все крупные лондонские дороги. Здесь есть несколько интересных достопримечательностей. Одна из них – скульптура, установленная в конце XIX века и изображающая мифическое существо.
Площадь Пикадилли переводится на английский язык как Piccadilly Circus. Когда-то, еще в XVII столетии, здесь был особняк, в котором работал богатый портной по имени Роберт Тейлор. Он производил в то время достаточно популярные украшения для мужских воротничков – pickadills.
Появилась она в 1819 году. Спроектирована для соединения одноименной улицы с Риджент-стрит. Первоначально площадь была круглой. Но позже, в 80-е годы XIX века, к ней присоединили улицу, в результате чего геометрия была нарушена.
Piccadilly circus is the square to which all major London roads lead. There are several interesting sights here. One of them is a sculpture installed at the end of the XIX century and depicting a mythical creature.
Piccadilly circus is translated into English as Piccadilly Circus. Once, back in the XVII century, there was a mansion in which worked a rich tailor named Robert Taylor. He produced at that time quite popular jewelry for men's collars – pickadills.
It appeared in 1819. Designed to connect the eponymous street with Regent street. Originally the area was round. But later, in the 80s of the XIX century, a street was attached to it, as a result of which the geometry was violated.