Landmarks in Great Britain

2. Do you know any landmarks in Great Britain? Here you can see some landmarks in Great Britain. Look through the pictures and think what would you like to know about the places in the pictures? Write one question for each picture. Listen, read and answer to the question. https://yadi.sk/d/5gIi2u_AyWUSdA

T he Giant’s Causeway is on the north coast of Northern Ireland in Antrim. It is made of 40.000 columns. It looks like a huge staircase going into the sea. Legend says that an Irish giant made it to cross the sea to the Scottish coast.

Loch Ness is the largest freshwater lake in the British Isles. It is in the Highlands of Scotland.

People say the Loch Ness monster lives in the lake.

C onwy Castle is one of the most impressive castles in the UK. It is part of the walled town of Conwy that Edward I build in the 13^th century. He built it to keep the Welsh people in Wales and out of England.

Stonehenge is an ancient stone circle in Wiltshire, England.

It is probably the most famous landmark in the country.

It dates from 3100 BC. It took about 30 million hours of hard work to build it

3. Match the words and expressions in bold in the text with a definition.

1.He made it to cross the sea.

2. Monster live there.

3. He build Conwy.

4. It looks like a ring

4. Work in pairs. Use the words in bold from the text to ask and answer questions based on the text.

SA: Where’s the Gaint’s Causeway?

SB: In Antrim, Ireland

5. Find the following in the text:

• Three superlative forms

• Four verbs in the past

• The adjectives which describe: landmark, castles, lake, staircase, work

6. Divide into groups of 4 students and prepare a similar leaflet advertising landmarks in Great Britain. Then present it to class.