Travelling

Listen, read and repeat: [t] – traffic, traffic lights, traffic rules [r] – rich, railway, road, around, train [w] – wheel, way, quick [f] – feel, fly, foot, [ϴ] – think, myth, thing [s] - centre, central, cinema, place

Travelling

- Millenium Wheel - Big Ben - The Houses of Parliament - Regent’s Park - Trafalgar Square - Nelson’s Column - National Gallery - British Museum - Tate Modern Museum - St. Paul’s Cathedral - Buckingham Palace - Tower Bridge

What names and facts did you hear for the first time?

1. Millenium Wheel is ______ high with 32 _____ capsules. 2. In Regent’s Park you _____ cycle – only ________ can do it. 3. Horses are ________ way of _______ in London. 4. Nelson’s Column is a __________ to Admiral Nelson. 5. The Tate Modern Museum is a converted old ________ . 6. Another feature of London is ________ of the Guard. 7. You can also walk along the top bridge that ____ the two towers.

1. Millenium Wheel is 135 high with 32 glass capsules. 2. In Regent’s Park you can’t cycle – only the police can do it. 3. Horses are ecological way of keeping order in London. 4. Nelson’s Column is a monument to Admiral Nelson. 5. The Tate Modern Museum is a converted old power station. 6. Another feature of London is the Changing of the Guard. 7. You can also walk along the top bridge that joins the two towers.

3 steps to asking for directions 1. Get somebody’s attention 2. Ask them for directions 3. Understand the directions

1. Get somebody’s attention Excuse me,

2. Ask them for directions Could you tell me how to get to… Do you know where there is… I m trying to find…

turn left turn right go straight go along cross the street 3. Understand the directions

Key:   3. Excuse me. Could you tell me how to get to Trafalgar Square? 1. Yes, of course. It’s very easy. Turn ­­­left at the traffic lights. 2. Turn left. Yes. 6. Go along the street. At the corner take bus No.64 and you’ll be there in ten minutes. 5. Thank you very much. 4. You are welcome. Have a nice day.