Why is Oxford Street very popular?

class five.7) You … nice.

trouble, get a splinter in my toe, get run over, get sunburned, get angry, get a lift, get lost.

1. Don`t lie in the sun too long. You might...... .

2. If my dad`s going to the station, perhaps we can ...... with him.

3. Last Saturday we went camping. We forgot to take a map with us and we ..... .

4. I`ve ...... . Can you take it out?

5. Why do you ...... so easily? Try to be calm.

6. Pedestrians might ...... it they cross the street in the wrong place or walk on the road without reflectors.

7. We were in a car crash last year. Fortunately nobody...... .

8. If you don`t listen to me, you ...... .

Canada in the north and on Mexico in the south.he area of the USA is over nine million square kilometres. It is washed by the Pacific Ocean and by the Atlantic Ocean. As the USA is a large country, the climate is different in different regions. For example, the Pacific coast is a region of mild winters and warm, dry summers, but the eastern continental region is watered with rainfall. The region arounc the Great Lakes has changeable weather. There are many big cities in the coun try. They are Washington (the capital of the country). New York , Boston , Chicago , San Francisco, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Detroit. There are some holidays we celebrate that are not federal holidays but are very popular holidays to celebrate.

One of the features of London is the number of big stores, most of which are to be found in or near the West End. These stores are a mixture of tradition and modernity. They developed in the nineteenth century.

Oxford Street, Regent Street and Knightsbridge are all known for their famous sores.

There are different types of shops in London. They are department stores, shopping outlets, supermarkets and corner shops.

The traditional British shops are corner shops. A corner shop is a small shop, usually on the corner of the street, that sells mainly food and household goods. They can be different. They are sweet shop, a stationer's, a greengrocer's, a butcher's, a dairy shop, a florist's, a baker's, a grocer's, fishmonger's, a confectioner's and so on.

A shopping outlet is a shop which sells the goods made by a particular manufacture.

A departiment store is a large shop which is divided into a lot of different sections and which sells many different kinds of goods. The most popular among them are Herrods( it has departments ), Marks and Spencer, Selfridges and C&A.

Most of the food stories, called supermarkets, have the self-service system: you walk round the shop and choose what you want. Tesco is the largest followed by Sainsbury's .

The largest bookshop in London are Dillos and Foyle's.

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Alice in Wonderland.

Down the Rabbit-hole.
Alice and her bi sister sat under a tree one sanny day. Alice's sister had a book, but Alice had nothing with her. She looked at her sister's book. There were no pictures or conservations in it.
‘Why is she reading a book without pictures or conversations ?’ She thought. ‘ I ’m bored. I know ! I’ll look for some flowers.’ Then she thought, ‘ No, it’s too hot for that and I feel sleepy.’
Suddenly, a white rabbit ran past her. It took a watch from its jacket and looked at it. ‘ Oh! Oh! I’m going to be late ! ’ it said.
‘ That’s strange ! A rabbit with a watch ! ’ said Alice.
She jumped up and ran after the animal. It ran down a large rabbit-hole, so Alice went down the hole too. She didn’t stop and ask, ‘ How am I going to get out again? ’
Alice fell down and down. But she fell very slowly and didn’t feel afraid. ‘What’s going to happen next?’ She wondered.
She looked round. There were cupboards in the walls of the rabbit-hole. Some of the cupboards were open, and there were books in them. Sometimes she saw pictures. She looked down, but she couldn’t see any light.
Down, down, down. ‘When will the hole end ? ’ she wondered. Perhaps I’m going to come out in Australia ! I’ll have to ask the name of the country. “Please, madam? is this Australia or New Zealand ? ” No, I can’t do that. They’ll think I’m stupid.’
She thought about her cat, Dinah. ‘What’s Dinah doing ? Will they remember her milk tonight ? Oh, Dinah ! Why aren’t you here with me ? Rerhaps there’s a mouse here and you can it ! ’
Suddenly, Alice was at the bottom of hole. ‘That didn’t hurt,’ she said and sat up quickly. She could see the White Rabbit and she ran after him again. They were in a different rabbit-hole now.
‘Oh, my ears and nose ! ’ the White Rabbit cried. ‘It’s getting very late !’