Work in pairs. Talk about what English−speaking countries you’d like to visit and why. Begin like this:
A.: There’s a country I’d very much like to visit.
B.: Really? What is the country?
A.: It’s … .
Use the prepositions from the box where necessary to complete the sentences.
about, at, by, during, from, in (3), of, on, to (2)
1) You can see wonderful buildings … the banks of the Thames.
2) Scotland is … the north … Great Britain, Wales is … the west.
3) There is a monument … a king … the square.
4) We went … Brighton … car.
5) More than four hundred … people can stay … this hotel.
6) We always travel … Russia … our holidays.
7) Is Glasgow far … London? 8) He never goes … abroad.
Listen to the sentences, CD(38). What do the new words mean? Read them.
1) Nelson was a brave and famous British admiral.
2) The geographical centre of a place lies in the middle of it.
3) In big cities a lot of people work in offices.
4) Does your school have any interesting traditions?
5) What is Russian traditional food?
Look at the pictures. Listen, CD(39), and read the new words.
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