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2 while she was cooking, what were the twins doing?
3 While the stins were playing, who was driving to their house?
4 in picture 4 what was the time? Where were the twins? What were they doing?
5 While they were washing their hands, who was knocking at the door?
6 in picture 6, what was the time? What wos everyone doing? Why?
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Who never saw Scotland, he really does not know the UK. Scotland - the country in the United Kingdom, in the north of England. Its symbol - a thistle and its patron - Saint Andrew. The country is divided into Highlands and Lowlands (High and Low land?). Most of the industry is concentrated in the Lowlands, in the Clyde Valley. Glasgow - the big bustling city, Edinburgh - the capital. Glasgow and Edinburgh - two large central Scotland. Among them, only 45 miles and you will reach from Glasgow to Edinburgh in about an hour by train, but the city is very different. Glasgow - the heart of the industry. This is a business and trade center. This is a busy, prosperous, dirty in parts and trim in other cities, it is beautiful and ugly, with its large port and lively streets. Edinburgh is quite cold, but attractive, very proud, but friendly and has a great past. Edinburgh is known as the Athens of the north. It is an ancient city and if you walk in his district, then you can feel the history in the ...

1The Thames flows through central London.
2It is the longest river in England.
3It's the second longest river in the United Kingdom.
4It is one of the sights of London.
5The Thames contains both sea water and fresh water.
6It has a length of 346 kilometres.
7Its name probably means "dark" or "dark grey".
8Seven palaces line the banks of the river.
9Twenty-four bridges cross the Thames in London,the oldest is London Bridge.
10The River Thames provides two-thirds of London's drinking water.
11Thames is well-known for the various sports held on it. It includes fishing, rowing, and canoeing.