Ex.1.
Answer the questions.
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Why is New York one of the most exciting cities in the world?
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What does the nickname “the Big Apple” mean for the city?
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Why is Manhattan considered the heart of New York?
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How has immigration influenced New York City?
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Why do New Yorkers like spending time in Central Park?
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What makes Brooklyn popular with local people?
Ex.2.
True / False / Not stated
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New York is the largest city in the world.
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One World Trade Center is taller than the Empire State Building.
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Most immigrants in the 19th century came from Europe.
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Central Park is visited only by tourists.
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Coney Island is a popular weekend destination.
Ex.3.
Complete the sentences.
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New York is often called “the city that never ______”.
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About 30% of New Yorkers were born in another __________.
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Times Square is a place where people celebrate __________ events.
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Many people relax by walking, cycling or having __________ in Central Park.
Ex.4.
Compare you city/town with New York and write 3-5 sentences
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population
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transport
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places to relax
Ex.5.
Speaking.
A.
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Student A: You are a tourist in New York. Ask about places to visit.
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Student B: You are a local New Yorker. Recommend places and activities
B.
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Imagine you are visiting New York. Which places would you like to see and why?
Ex.6.
Write 8–10 sentences on the topic.
“Why New York is called a multicultural city”