Choose the correct answer.
1. The British Prime Minister live in Downing Street/the Downing Street.
2. One of the nicest parks in London is St. James's Park/the St. James's Park, which is very near Buckingham Palace/the Buckingham Palace.
3. Frank is a student at Liverpool University/the Liverpool University.
4. Mr. Jenkins reads Daily Telegraph/the Daily Telegraph but his wife reads Times/the Times.
5. We flew from London to Orly Airpot/the Orly Airpot in Paris.
6. Mary and Peter got married in St. Matthew's Church/the Matthew's Church.
7. Some children hate school/the school.
8. After leaving school/the school, Nora worked as a cleaner in hospital /at the hospital
9. All over the world, people are in prison/the prison because of their political beliefs.
10. The other day the fire-brigade had to go to prison/the prison to put out a fire.
11. On the way to London we passed through a small village with an old church. We stopped to visit church/the church. It was a beautiful building.
12. John's mother is a regular churchgoer. She goes to church/the church every Sunday. John himself doesn't go to church/the church.
13. Apples/the apples are good for you.
14. Women/the women are often better teachers then men/the men.
15. In Britain coffee/the coffee is more expensive than tea/the tea.
16. Most people/the most people still believe that marriage/the marriage and family life/the family life are the basic of our society.
17. Life/the life would be very difficult without electricity/the electricity.
18. Skiing/the skiing is my favourite sport but I also like swimming/the swimming.
19. Second World War/the Second World Ward ended in 1945.
20. Don't stay in that hotel. Beds/the beds are very uncomfortable.
Help me!!!
Downing street
St. Jame's Park, Buckingham Palace
Liverpool University
The Daily
Telegraph .... the Times
Orly Airport
St Matthew's Church
school
school, at the hospital
prison
the prison
the church
church, church
apples
women, men
coffee, tea
most people, marriage, family life
life, electricity
skiing, swimming the
Second World War
the beds