ENGLAND

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ENGLAND Julia Karpińska, 4B

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ENGLAND. Julia Karpińska, 4B. Map. England is in the South -East of the United Kingdom. Traditional f ood. Tea with milk. Fish and chips. Sunday roast = roasted meat. Apple pie. Traditions. Halloween. Christmas and New Year. Guy Fawkes ' Day- 5 November. Easter Monday. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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ENGLANDJulia Karpińska, 4B

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Map

England is in the South-East of the United Kingdom.

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Traditional food

Sunday roast = roasted meat

Tea with milk

Fish and chips

Apple pie

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Traditions

Halloween

Christmas and New Year

Guy Fawkes' Day- 5 November

Easter Monday

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Sport

The most popular sport in England:

Cricket Football

TennisThe most popular tourney is Wimbledon

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National Symbols

Royal Arms of England

Rose

Oak tree

Crown of St. Edward

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The Royal Family

It is a photo of all members of The Royal Family. The Royal Family live in Buckingham Palace in England.

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Currency

1 pound = 100 pence

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Units

1 mile = 1,609 km ( mila )

1 yard = 91,44 cm ( jard )

1 foot = 30,48 cm ( stopa )

1 inch = 2,54 cm ( cal )

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The interesting story

In England is left driving.The steering wheel in the English cars is on the right side, but the traffic is on the left.

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The most popular legend

Very popular legend in England is Legend Of Robin Hood. Robin Hood is a symbol of justice.According to the legend he live in the forest and Robin Hood protect poor people. Robin Hood says „Give poor poeple, take away rich people”.

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The famous literary characters

William Shakespeare- Wiliam Szekspir„Romeo and Juliet”

John Ronald Reuel Tolkien„Hobbit”

J. K. Rowling„Harry Potter”

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The main monuments

London EyeCathedral in Canterbury

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Oxford University

Cornwall

Beach in Brighton

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SOURCE

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