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Как оформить реферат на английском языке?

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LONDONAs well as being the capital of England, London is the capital of theUnited Kingdom. It is one of the greatest, most colourful and interestingcities of the world, and it tops the list of the cities I would like tovisit. I know a lot about it - I have studied its map, seen a lot ofpostcards, talked to people who have been there. Sometimes I close my eyesand imagine I walk down Piccadilly, Regent or Oxford Street, cross theThames by London or Tower Bridge, or knock on the door of Number 10,Downing Street, just to say “Hi!” to Tony Blair.London is a city which was never planned. It has accumulated. So, itincludes the City of London, the West End and the East End. The city isreally large – more than 8 million people live in so-called Greater London– that is, London and its suburbs. It stands on the both sides of the riverThames and 14 bridges span the river. The Thames, described variously as“liquid history” and the “noblest river in Europe” is graced in London witha score of bridges, tunnels and a barrier, but until 1750, when the firstWestminster Bridge opened, London Bridge was the one and the only. Thefirst one built in stone from 1176 to 1209 became renowned throughoutEurope for its houses and a chapel dedicated to St Thomas of Canterbury.Several of London bridges have special features – Hammersmith Bridge hasornamental metal work and Vauxhall has larger than life bronze figuresrepresenting pottery, engineering, architecture, agriculture, science, finearts, local government and education.
 The royal menagerie departed to the Zoo in 1834, leaving only theravens behind. Tradition says that if the ravens leave, the Tower and thecountry will fall. So Beefeaters – Warders of the Tower - give ravens meatevery night.The finest part of London is the West End with long streets of fineshops, theaters, picture gallery. Soho, the home of strip-tease, the cinemaindustry and international haute cuisine, is on the edge of theatreland,rich in history and rich in cultural mix. The name Soho probably came fromthe ancient hunting cry – So – Ho – in its farmland days. By the 19thcentury it must have seemed a strange area, described by John Galsworthy inthe Forsyte Saga as “Untidy, full of Greeks, Ishmaelites, cats, Italians,tomatoes, restaurants, organs, coloured stuffs, queer names, people lookingout of out windows, it dwells remote from the British Body Politic”. Todaythere is a complete China Town and Restaurants serve haute cuisine fromscores of countries.There are beautiful parks in the West End, such as St James’s Park,Green Park, Kensington Gardens, and Hyde Park with its Speaker’s Cornerthere you can go up on a platform and speak freely on the topic that youfind vital. The Royal Parks are central London‘s lungs. Bands play besidelakes, parks have cafes and art galleries. he first palace was built for Edward theConfessor, who came to the throne in 1042. Every British citizen has thetraditional right to ask to see his or her Member of Parliament, and theymeet in the highly decorative Central Lobby. When Parliament is sitting, itis possible to hear debates from the Strangers’ Galleries. Even the Queenis subject to restrictions. For the State Opening of Parliament she has tosit enthroned in the Lords – a custom which goes back to the era of CharlesI. . It has the graves of queens and kings, of poets,politicians and churchmen. And the High Altar still contains the body ofEdward the Confessor, the Abbey’s founder.Westminster Cathedral is the leading Roman Catholic Church in England.It was built half a mile from the Abbey. The single bell in the 280 foothigh campanile is dedicated (like the Chapel in the Abbey) to Edward theConfessor. This gift from Gwendolen, Duchess of Norfolk, is inscribed “StEdward, pray for England”.The East End is something quite different. It is the industrial partof London. There are factories and docks there, and blocks of flats whereworking people live. They form quite a contrast to what we can see in theWest End.Conclusion“When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life: for there is inLondon all that life can afford” -, wrote Samuel Johnson in 1777.Naturally, London is a cultural, scientific, and industrial center of thecountry, and it means that a lot of interesting things are taking placethere all the time.CONTENTS1. Introduction.2. Main part.1. The River.2. The City of London.3. The West End.4. The East End.3. Conclusion.4.