Manchester (O.Karpyuk , 9. Ex.3, p.220-221 )

Manchester was founded by the Romans as a civillian settlement about 80AD.

The village created by the Saxons took its name from the fort built by the Romans.

In 919 the king repaired the old fort as a defence against the Danes and changed the the name to Manchester.

In the 19th century Manchester was known as a leading centre for producing fibres.

The workers had to work for twenty hours a day in the mills of Manchester.

There were paper making manufactures too.

Manchester University had been built thirty-one years before the central library was built.

Today Manchester is a large city situated on the tributary of the Thames.

Manchester used to be famous for wool and cotton industries but now it is a business and financial centre.

The best British Business School is situated in Manchester.

Football fans can support two famous Manchester football teams.

Manchester is a beautiful city where old and new live together.

Manchester began as a ________ built by the Roman army.

The Saxons gave the old fort the name _______.

The settlement was called Mamechester by ______.

In the 19th century the mills of Manchester produced ______, ______, _______.

The working day of vast number of working people lasted _______in the mills.

Manchester University was ______ in 1903.

Manchester is also a big _______.

Manchester is situated on the River ______.

Once the city of Manchester was called ______.

Mancherster business school is _______ in Britain.

Mancherster is famous for _______

The city centre was _____ by the bombing in 1996.