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EP2: As we know, Red Square and the Kremlin are the most interesting places in Moscow, arent they?
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EP3: Just like the Tower of London. It was a fortress, a royal palace and later a prison. Now it is a museum.
RP: Among the historical monuments in the Kremlin are the famous Tsar-Bell and the Tsar- cannon. They are the biggest bell and cannon in the world. The tsar Bell weighs over 200 tons and it was made by two Russian masters Ivan Motorin and his son Mikhail in 1733-1735. The tsar-Cannon is older than the Tsar Bell. It was made in 1586 and it weighs 40 tons. The Tsar Cannon is over 5 metres long.
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RP: The most important Tower of the Kremlin is Spasskaya. It often serves as a symbol of the country. We can hear the chime (
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reading painting drawing knitting singing dancing travelling
swimming running doing sports doing yoga roller-skating collecting stamps
playing computer games going to theatres visiting museums listening to music surfing watching TV cooking

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Friendship is a doing thing.

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Clap, clap, clap your hands.
Clap your hands together. (2 times)
Stamp, stamp stamp your feet
Stamp your feet together.

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1. is the capital of Russia. 2. is the capital of the U.K. 3. London is on the river . 4. The Kremlin, Red square, St. Basils Cathedral, the Bolshoi Theatre, the Tretyakov Gallery are the famous sights of . 5. The Tower of London, Big Ben, The west End are the famous sights of . 6. If one can speak of the as the “ money” of London and the End as the “goods” of London, then the End is the “ hands” of London the hands which have built the City banks, the palaces, hotels, theatres and shops of the west End, the hands which have filled these shops with all kinds of goods. These hands have built up the wealth of the United Kingdom.

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Now we shall see who has the best knowledge of facts. Are these statements true or false? Correct the false statements.
1. Red Square and the Kremlin are the most interesting places in Moscow.
2. The Tower of London is a royal church.
3. Among the historical monuments in the Kremlin are the famous Tsar-Bell and the Tsar-Cannon.
4. The Tsar-Bell is older than the Tsar-Cannon.
5. Big Ben is one of the most famous clocks in the world.
6. The monument to Minin and Pozharsky was erected in 1818.
7. The history of Moscow began in the year 1812.
8. Moscow was founded by Prince Oleg.
9. London is more than one thousand years old.
10. The City of London is the heart of the business and financial life of the country.
11. The West End is best known to rich tourists.
12. Many factory workers and dockers live and work in the East End.

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Moscows sights

Red square and the Kremlin
St. Basils Cathedral
The Tretyakov gallery
Ostankino Tower
The Bolshoi Theatre


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1.It is devoted to Russian national art. It dates from 1850, when patron of the arts started his collection of distinguished ( ) Russian paintings. In 1892 this collection of pictures was bequeathed (  )to the City of Moscow.

2. It was opened in 1825. This building is also famous for its political history.

3. It is situated on the bank of Moskva River. It is the oldest part of Moscow. Now it is a piece of history, a collection containing masterpieces of Russian architecture and the seat of the countrys highest governmental bodies.

4. It is a self-supporting ( 
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5. It is in the centre of Moscow. In the past it was called Teatralnaya. In 1921 the square was renamed in memory of Y. M. Sverdlov.

Londons sights
The Houses of Parliament
The Tower
The East End
The British Museum
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1. It was founded in the 11th century by William the Conqueror. For many centuries it was a fortress, a palace, a prison and royal treasury. It is now a museum of arms and armour.

2. It is really a history museum. It is one of the most famous museums of the world. The tourists always visit it.

3. They are known to be designed by Sir Charles Barry. They are among the most beautiful buildings in Europe. This is the place where the English Government Parliament sits.

4. It is named in memory of Nelsons great victory. In the middle of it stands the famous Nelson Column with the statue of Nelson on the top of it. It is a traditional place of mass meetings.

5. It is the district of factories and of the poor. People of all colours live here. Very large riverside docks (
 
) here make London one of the three largest ports in the world. You will not find big parks and gardens in this part of the city.


Very well. I am satisfied with your work. And I must say
“The more you live, the more you see, the more you know”.

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