1. Темза четко делит Лондон на две

1. Темза четко делит Лондон на две части. 2. Каждый седьмой житель страны – лондонец. 3. Лондон предоставляет прекрасные возможности для развлечения и занятий спортом. 4. Застроенная часть Большого Лондона простирается на 50 км. 5. В музее естествознания можно увидеть растения, животных и минералы (камни). 6. Римляне превратили небольшое кельтское поселение в крупный порт и торговый центр. 7. Около 7 млн. человек живут в Большом Лондоне. 8. Ежегодно миллионы туристов из самой страны и из-за рубежа приезжают в Лондон. 9. Лондонский Сити иначе называют «Квадратная миля». 10. В Кенсингтонских садах дети любят собираться у статуи Питера Пена или пускать кораблики по Круглому пруду. 11. Экспонаты политехнического музея рассказывают о развитии таких изобретений, как паровой двигатель, изготовление стекла, печатное дело. 12. Так же, как и Вестминстер часто используется для обозначения Парламента, Уайт-Холл – синоним правительства. 13. Есть отдельный зал, где дети могут поработать с работающими моделями. 14. Прогулка по каналу Риджент на речном трамвайчике дает возможность увидеть лондонскую Венецию. 15. В Уголке оратора каждый может высказать свои мысли по любому вопросу.

Результаты (английский) 1:

1. Thames clearly divides London into two parts. 2. Every seventh inhabitant of the country-London. 3. London provides excellent opportunities for entertainment and sports. 4. Built-up part of greater London stretches for 50 km. 5. At the natural history museum, you can see the plants, animals and minerals (rocks). 6. Romans turned a small Celtic settlement in a major port and commercial center. 7. About 7 million. people live in greater London. 8. every year, millions of tourists from home and abroad come to London. 9. The city of London are also called "square mile". 10. Kensington Gardens kids love to gather near a statue of Peter foam or let the boats on the round pond. 11. the exhibits of the Museum tell about the development of such inventions like the steam engine, glass manufacturing, printing. 12. In the same way as Westminster is often used to refer to the Parliament, the White Hall is synonymous with Government. 13. There is a separate room, where kids can work with working models. 14. walk along the Regent's Canal waterbus on gives you the ability to see the London to Venice. 15. In the speaker's Corner, everyone can express their thoughts on any subject.

Результаты (английский) 2:

1. London Thames clearly divides into two parts. 2. Every seventh citizen of the country - a Londoner. 3. London provides excellent opportunities for entertainment and sports. 4. Building of the Greater London stretches for 50 km. 5. The Natural History Museum, you can see the plants, animals and minerals (rocks). 6. The Romans turned the small Celtic settlement into a major port and commercial center. 7. Approximately 7 million. People live in Greater London. 8. Every year millions of tourists from the country and from abroad come to London. 9. The City of London is also called "square mile". 10. Kensington Gardens kids love to gather at the statue of Peter Pan, or let the boats on the Round Pond. 11. Exhibits Polytechnic museum tell about the development of inventions such as the steam engine, the production of glass, printing. 12. Just as Westminster is often used to refer to the Parliament, White Hall - a synonym for government. 13. There is a separate room, where children can work with working models. 14. Walk on the Regent Canal by boat gives you a chance to see the London to Venice. 15. Corner speaker each can express their thoughts on any subject.

Результаты (английский) 3:

1. river thames london clearly divides into two parts. 2. one in seven countries - a londoner. 3. london provides excellent opportunities for recreation and sports. 4. it is part of the greater london at 50 km. 5. in the natural history museum, you can see the plants, animals and minerals (stones). 6. the romans had a celtic settlement in a major port and commercial center. 7. about 7 million. people live in greater london. 8. every year, millions of tourists from the country and from abroad arrive in london. 9. the city of london, or called "square миля». 10. in kensington gardens, children love to pack the statue of peter pan or to sailboats on the round pond. 11. the exhibits in the museum tell about the development of these inventions like the steam engine, the manufacture of glass printing. 12. and so is often used to describe the westminster parliament, whitehall is a synonym for the government. 13. there is a separate room, where children can work with working models. 14. walk for a regent at the swan boat offers the opportunity to see the london venice. 15. in the corner of a speaker, everyone can express their thoughts on any subject.