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1. The dictionary costed me eight euros and fifty cents.
2. Could you put in your pin, please
3. She paid for the dress with cash
4. I’ve only got a 50 pound  note.
5. They’re 6 altogether
6. Have you got a bank account
7. Three books. That’s 42 altogether.
8. The pen costs 3.20. I gave the shop assistant 5 and she gave me 1.80 back.

 

 

 

 

There isn’t a model of me in Madame Tussauds.

There are some delicious drinks at the Hard Rock Cafe.

There is a good cafe in the Tate Modern.

There aren’t a lot of people in Covent Garden today.

There aren’t seats in the cafe at the moment.

 

Tour guide about London

Welcome to the vibrant and historic city of London, where ancient heritage meets modern culture.

Big Ben: The Iconic Symbol of London’s Timeless Majesty

Standing tall and proud amidst the grandeur of Westminster, Big Ben is not merely a clock tower but an emblem of London’s rich history and enduring spirit. Originally known as the Clock Tower, Big Ben was completed in 1859 as part of the new Palace of Westminster complex. Designed by architect Augustus Pugin in the Gothic Revival style, the tower was renamed Elizabeth Tower in 2012 to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee.

The British Museum From the Rosetta Stone to the Egyptian mummies, the museum’s exhibits offer a fascinating journey through civilizations past and present. Best of all, admission is free, making it accessible to all.