- People in Britain always talk about the weather: If it is rainy, they say it is too wet. If it is sunny, the say it's too cold. If it is good, they say it's too hot.
- Winter is cold and wet but doesn't often snow. Spring is warmer.
- Summer can be very hot. Autum is foggy, cold, wet and the leaves fall from trees.
- The Meet Office is one of the most important weather centres in the world.
- It has two supercomputer that analyse information and it makes the weather forecast.
- The met office also looks ot the evironment.
- The weather changes very quicky and so people don't believe the weather forecast!!!!!!!!
miércoles, 28 de enero de 2009
9 United: The weather
7 United: Sports
6 United: The animals
5 United: Homes in Britain
- In Britain 90% of people, usually in terraced house(hoses joined together) in row.
- 60% live in semi-detached houses (two houses joined together).
- Other people live in flats, especially in the city.
- A " cottage" is a small country house.
- British people spend money and time on their homes and gardens.
- DIY (Do It Yourself)is very popular.

4 United: Shopping

- many people in Britain like the shopping, 56% of women bitween the ages of 16 and 40 as their main hobby.
- They often go shopping eredy day!
people don't only go shopping in town, they go to. out-oj-town shopping centres.
These shopping centres usally have restaurants and cinemas. They are open late most night, so you can ho shpping when do you want!!!
3 United: The school day

- Most students in Britain, the school day starts between eight therty and nine o'clock.
- The students travel to school using a differents transports, example: some go by bike, also catch the bus or walk.
- The school day stats with registration the teacher checks everybodi is in clasroom.
- After two clas or three there is a beak, about 15 minutes. When students go out to play or talking.
After break it's bact to work.- After lunch, the students study the the main subject the school timetable. The school finiches after 5 lessons. The students have homework.
- Every day!
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