Составление маршрута. Making a route. a). Look, repeat and follow the directions.. b) read the text, collect the letters and find the word.

Составление маршрута

Making a route

Study the prepositions.

a). Look, repeat and follow the directions.

b) read the text, collect the letters and find the word.

Start here. You should first go across the road. Then go through the entrance. Turn left. You should then go in front of the pond, not behind it. Walk through the forest. You should then go under the bridge and in front of the hill. Walk in front of the playground. Then you should go up the stairs and down the stairs. Finish here.

1) Pre-readingactivity.

Watch the map “Weekend Walkabout” and read the names of streets and other objects.

While-reading activity.

а) read the information about the central London. As you read, fill up the gaps according to the map.

Weekend Walkabout

Man: This is a service for visitors to London. You will enjoy your walk much if you mark the directions on your maps.

Girl: The “Royal Walk” to Buckingham Palace.

Begin your walk at Piccadilly Circus in the very heart of London. Piccadilly Circus is easy to reach by underground from all parts of the city.

Walk down Piccadilly past Burlington House — the home of the Royal Асаdemy.Then turn left into St. James’s Street and you will see St. James’s Palace at the bottom. Walk down past the edge of Green Park and enter the Mall. There you will see Buckingham Palace and the magnificent statue of Queen Victoria to arrive at Buckingham Palace by 11:30 if you want to see the ceremony of Changing of the Guard. This is one of the most exciting sights in London.

Now turn back from the Palace and take a pleasant stroll in St. James’s Park. Walk through the park around the lake and across to the corner of Parliament Square. Here are the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey.

You may want to stop your walk at this point and visit the abbey. If you wish to return to Piccadilly Circus, continue down Whitehall into Trafalgar Square, where you can admire Nelson’s Column, the fountains and the National Gallery. Cross over Trafalgar Square and go up Haymarket which will lead you back to Piccadilly Circus. Enjoy your walk. Thank you.

Man: This is a service for visitors to London. You will enjoy your walk much more if you mark the directions on your maps.