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Презентация, доклад к уроку английского языка на тему Introducing London
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- 1. Презентация к уроку английского языка на тему Introducing London
- 2. London was founded in the 1st century
- 3. …but by the 8th century London was
- 4. The rest of old walls of LondiniumLondon
- 5. After the Great Fire of 1666 that
- 6. As a result of rapid spreading of
- 7. … including the underground railway system.
- 8. Large areas of the city were destroyed
- 9. Picadilly Circus, 1949…and the rebuilding that followed was of mixed quality.
- 10. Today Greater London covers 625 square miles.
- 11. Traditionally London is divided into several parts:
- 12. The heart of London is the City,
- 13. There are some ancient buildings within the City.
- 14. This is the most striking of them…
- 15. Inside the dome are scenes from the life of St. Paul…
- 16. The Tower of London is also situated in the City.
- 17. The Tower, 11 centuryIt has served as citadel, palace, prison, mint and menagerie…
- 18. The Tower is famous for its illustrious
- 19. Westminster, the historic center of the governmentIn
- 20. William the Conqueror was crowned in the
- 21. The chapel of Queen Mary and Queen
- 22. Alongside the Abbey Edward the Confessor had
- 23. It’s Parliament now… The building contains of
- 24. On the corner next to Westminster Bridge
- 25. Buckingham Palace is the Queen’s official London residence.
- 26. The west End is the richest and
- 27. Oxford Street is an endless shopping area which attracts visitors from all over in the world.
- 28. Going down Oxford Street you come to
- 29. On the north side of Trafalgar Square is the Nation Gallery…… and the Nation Portrait Gallery
- 30. Not far away is the British museum.
- 31. The East End is the poorest district
London was founded in the 1st century A.D. by the Romans. When they left Londinium, as they called the city, it was largely abandoned…The first settlement, after ten years of development
Слайд 2London was founded in the 1st century A.D. by the Romans.
When they left Londinium, as they called the city, it was largely abandoned…
The first settlement, after ten years of development
Слайд 3…but by the 8th century London was again a busy trading
centre. And in the 11th century it became the capital of England
Слайд 4The rest of old walls of Londinium
London began to spread beyond
the city walls during the Tudor and Stuart periods…
Слайд 5After the Great Fire of 1666 that destroyed three quarters of
the city, wooden houses were replaced by buildings of brick.
Слайд 6
As a result of rapid spreading of the city during the
19th century new means of transport were developed,…
Слайд 8Large areas of the city were destroyed by bombs during World
War II,…
London during the bombing, 1940
Слайд 11Traditionally London is divided into several parts: The City, Westminster, the
West End and the East End.
Слайд 12The heart of London is the City, its financial and business
centre. Numerous banks, offices and firms, where about half a million people work, are situated there.
Слайд 14This is the most striking of them… It stands at the
top of Ludgate Hill.
St. Paul’s Cathedral, the masterpiece of Sir Chr. Wren
Слайд 18The Tower is famous for its illustrious prisoners, such as Sir
Thomas More …
… and Guy Fawkes.
Слайд 19Westminster, the historic center of the government
In the 11th century King
Edward the Confessor decided to build a great abbey church here.
Слайд 20William the Conqueror was crowned in the Abbey and since then
all the Coronations have taken place here…
Слайд 21The chapel of Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth
The Abbey contains many
royal tombs, memorials to eminent men and women.
Слайд 22Alongside the Abbey Edward the Confessor had a palace built. The
Palace of Westminster was the royal residence and also the country’s main court of law.
Слайд 23It’s Parliament now… The building contains of Commons and the House
of Lords, where parliamentary business is depated.
Слайд 24On the corner next to Westminster Bridge stands Clock Tower which
houses the famous bell Big Ben.
Слайд 26The west End is the richest and most beautiful part of
London. The best hotels, shops, clubs are situated there…
Слайд 27Oxford Street is an endless shopping area which attracts visitors from
all over in the world.
Слайд 28Going down Oxford Street you come to Trafalgar Square.
Admiral Nelson,
cast in bronze, stands on top of the tall column in the middle of the square.
Слайд 29On the north side of Trafalgar Square is the Nation Gallery…
…
and the Nation Portrait Gallery
Слайд 30Not far away is the British museum. It contains a priceless
collection of ancient manuscripts, coins etc. and is famous for its library.
Слайд 31The East End is the poorest district of London. There are
a lot of factories and docks here.
It is populated by working class families.
