Презентация, доклад по английскому языку Famous Streets (6 класс)

of the longest, almost 2.5 km; there are more than 300 stores offering goods of low and medium price categories.

with Colchester. The royal court was moved from the Tower to Westminster in the 16th century. And the fields began to be built up with cheap houses, in which a poor population settled. On this street for many centuries there were places of public executions, so there were few people who wanted to live here, and the buildings began to be used as shops. The street quickly became a merchant. When the public executions stopped, Queen Victoria demanded the destruction of the slums in the city. At the request of the queen, the old buildings were demolished, at the expense of the state, new modern buildings were built, and then one at a time cheaply sold them to various merchants who wanted to start trading. The price was low, so the buildings quickly sold out, despite the region’s slum past. Over the next couple of decades, Oxford Street has become a busy shopping street and remains to this day.

H & M, Marks & Spencer, Monsoon, Next, Primark and Topshop. All of their stores are huge, each almost always has at least some sale.

Reiss, Zara, Uniqlo and so on. Goods are more expensive and more qualitatively offered by large department stores - Selfridges, John Lewis, Debenhams and Fraser. They can find a number of expensive luxury brands, but prices are significantly higher.

older people, Marks & Spencer - at office workers who need clothes that are suitable for work.

and quiet town, located 15 km north-west of Los Angeles. Two cities separated from each other vineyards, citrus groves and barley fields. By that time, just over 100 thousand people lived in Los Angeles and it did not in the least resemble the metropolis that it is now. The following decades were marked by the rapid growth of Los Angeles. First of all, this happened due to the annexation of nearby territories. Hollywood, which became part of Los Angeles in 1910, did not avoid this fate. Curiously, one of the reasons why the city authorities agreed to become part of a large neighbor was the water supply problems in Hollywood, which could be resolved by growing Los Angeles.

called Prospect Avenue, was renamed and got its modern name “Hollywood Boulevard”

Los Angeles. On the boulevard you can spend most of the day and have a good time.

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novels. Famous groups shoot clips on its sidewalks, and “Die Hard” Bruce Willis and Treasurer of the Nation, Nicolas Cage, once again save the world against its skyscrapers.

Financial District of New York, one of the largest US business centers. Surprisingly, the street itself, with which the entire stock market of America is associated, is small and narrow, and you can walk it from beginning to end in ten minutes. Wall Street is located at the bottom of Manhattan and runs from Broadway to the coast of the River East River.

style of classicism, next to which is located the statue of George Washington. This is the Federal Hall, which is currently the Museum of the US Constitution. Here in 1789, the first inauguration of the US President was held, and the Bill of Rights was adopted.

in the very first park of the city - Bowling Green. This "attacking" sculpture with all its appearance expresses strength and perseverance, i.e. The qualities inherent in the business dealers of the New York Stock Exchange.

church of St. Trinity, which is impossible to ignore for its peculiar greatness and height.