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Dialogue work





                   2    Circle T (true) or F (false). Correct the false sentences.

                        1  The tourist doesn’t know the name of the famous palace in Brighton.   T / F
                        2  The name of the famous palace in Brighton is the Pavilion.        T / F
                        3  Rob knows exactly how old the Pavilion is.                        T / F
                        4  There is an art gallery in the Pavilion Gardens.                  T / F

                        5  The Sea Life Centre isn’t near the beach.                         T / F

                        Talking about tourist attractions
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                   3    Listen and repeat.
              CD1
                        A  What’s the name of the museum which is behind the Pavilion?
                        B  I’m not sure, but I think it’s the Brighton Museum & Art Gallery.
                        A  Thanks.

                        A  What’s the name of the king who used the Pavilion?
                        B  It’s King George IV, isn’t it?


                   4    Now work in pairs. Ask and answer questions about Brighton.
                        Use the phrases and photos below.

                        airport which is near Brighton
                        statue which is on the seafront between Brighton and nearby Hove
                        the architect who redesigned the Royal Pavilion
                        the streets which are famous for shopping and fashion
                        engineer who built the first electric railway in Brighton

                   A  What’s the name of the airport which is near Brighton?      B  Shoreham Airport.



             Architect: Henry Holland                                    The Lanes              The Peace Statue


















               Shoreham Airport








                                                           Engineer: Magnus Volk


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