1)what is london? 2)where is london situated? 3)what is the population of london? 4)how does the thame dined london? 5)what can you say about the west end of london? 6)where are the city and whitehall situated? 7)what can you say about the east end of london? 8)what is london known all over the world for? 9)is london only a large city?
2)Located in the south-east of the island of Great Britain, on the plain at the mouth of the Thames, near the North Sea
3)The population is 8.6 million people
5) West Endthe western part of central London, to the west of the City wall, in which the theatrical and concert life is concentrated ,museu ,universities and collegesms
6)The street in the center of London, whose name became the household name of the British government.It leads from the British Parliament building in Westminster to Trafalgar Square
7)eastern part of London, which is often oversimplified by the works of Dickens and other authors of the era of the industrial revolution as a region of the resettlement of the poor and the antipode of the fashionable West End
8)Tower Bridge - 244-meter drawbridge over the River Thames, near the Tower of London. It is one of the symbols of Britain and the most famous bridge in the world
9)It is the birthplace of all parliaments and, perhaps, the most famous royal family in the world. London has all the attributes of a city of world significance, whose charm consists in the combination of complete opposites. London is the political, economic, commercial and cultural center of Great Britain. Traditionally, it is divided into several parts: the City, Westminster, the West End and the East End. The City is the heart of London, its financial and business center. In the City there are some famous ancient buildings. Perhaps the most striking of them is St. Paul's Cathedral, the largest of the English churches.