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English - London sightseeing (A1-A2 - with subtitles)

English – London sightseeing (A1-A2 – with subtitles)

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2.5M views 16 years ago

Warm-up Questions

When you think of London sightseeing, what places do you want to see?
Do you like visiting museums, parks, or famous buildings more? Why?
What is one thing you know about London already?

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English – London sightseeing (A1-A2 – with subtitles)

Famous sights: London Eye, Big Ben, and parks (00:00 – 01:02)

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1. What is the big wheel also known as?

St Paul's Cathedral
Tower Bridge
National Gallery
London Eye

2. Why was the wheel opened in March 2000?

To stop car traffic
To mark the end of the 20th century and the beginning of the new millennium
To celebrate a royal wedding
To open a new museum

3. In the parks, who can cycle according to the video?

Everyone
Only tourists
Only children
Only the police

English – London sightseeing (A1-A2 – with subtitles)

Squares, museums, and the Millennium Bridge (01:02 – 01:57)

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1. What is in the background of Trafalgar Square?

The National Gallery Art Museum
The London Eye
Tower Bridge
Buckingham Palace

2. Why did the New Millennium Bridge have to be closed after a few days?

It was under water
It was moving too much
It was too expensive
It was only for trains

3. How many steps can you walk up at St Paul's Cathedral?

135 steps
200 steps
1815 steps
530 steps

English – London sightseeing (A1-A2 – with subtitles)

Traditions, bridges, and Docklands (01:57 – 02:54)

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1. When does the Changing of the Guard take place?

Every day at 11:00 a.m.
Only in March
Every day at 9:00 p.m.
Only on Sundays

2. What happens when Tower Bridge opens for big boats?

People must leave the bridge for 40 minutes
All the lights turn off
The bridge is closed for a few days
All the car traffic has to stop for about 15 minutes

3. What is the Docklands area described as having?

Only museums and galleries
Mostly farms and small houses
Many big offices and expensive new apartments
Lots of castles

English – London sightseeing (A1-A2 – with subtitles)

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1. What is the main topic of the video?

How to study English grammar
A sightseeing tour of famous places in London
How to buy a house in London
How to cook British food

2. Which type of places are mentioned many times?

Museums and famous landmarks
Factories and airports
Zoos and theme parks
Beaches and mountains

3. What does the speaker suggest about visiting popular events or places?

Only go on rainy days
Come early because there are usually lots of people
Never go in the morning
Always go late at night

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

English – London sightseeing (A1-A2 – with subtitles)

Which place from the video would you like to visit most, and why?
Do you think it is a good idea to close a bridge if it is “moving too much”? Why or why not?
In your city, what places are popular tourist attractions? Describe one.
What are the good and bad things about having lots of tourists in a city?

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