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Read the article about Copenhagen. Some sentences have been removed from the text. Choose from the sentences A-H the one which best fits each gap. There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.

Copenhagen - The fairytale city

Copenhagen is a perfect weekend break destination for anyone who wants to enjoy art, culture, and beautiful architecture. Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and it is one of Europe’s most charming cities. 1___.Over the centuries, fishing and trading turned the place into a prosperous town and in 1343 King Valdemar Atterdag made it the capital of Denmark.

The city of Copenhagen and the surrounding areas have many different things to offer visitors including museums, art galleries, restaurants, botanical gardens, the Tivoli Gardens and lots more. 2___. It is located about 40 minutes outside the city in a 19-th century villa which is built on a hillside which slopes downwards to the sea. It has an excellent collection of international contemporary art and various interesting temporary exhibitions. Also, the Black Diamond, Denmark’s striking Royal Library, is well worth a visit. 3___. The outside of the building is made of glass and marble and it houses a concert hall and waterfront café. Another building worth visiting while in the city is the new Opera House, which is built on the waterfront and is a magnificent example of modern architecture. 4____

There is a bright spacious public area where you can enjoy views over the water and inside the building is a traditional horseshoe-shaped auditorium decorated with warm colours.

A trip to Copenhagen would be incomplete without visiting the Little Mermaid. 5___. She was created in honour of the Danish author, Hans Christian Andersen, who entertained children around the world with his fairytales. The story of the mermaid who rescued a shipwrecked prince is particularly well-known.

You can also easily combine a trip to Denmark with a visit to Sweden. 6___ .Built in 2000, it is one of the longest structures in Europe.              

Copenhagen is a pretty city with a medieval atmosphere, the houses are tall and thin and there are plenty of boutiques and cafés in the city centre.   7___. Hotels are affordable compared with other Scandinavian capitals and there are plenty of restaurants to enjoy traditional Danish cuisine. In addition, you will be given a warm welcome by the friendly Danish people who are well-known for their hospitality.

Read the article about Copenhagen. Some sentences have been removed from the text. Choose from the sentences A-H the one which best fits each gap. There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.

Copenhagen - The fairytale city

Copenhagen is a perfect weekend break destination for anyone who wants to enjoy art, culture, and beautiful architecture. Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and it is one of Europe’s most charming cities. 1___.Over the centuries, fishing and trading turned the place into a prosperous town and in 1343 King Valdemar Atterdag made it the capital of Denmark.

The city of Copenhagen and the surrounding areas have many different things to offer visitors including museums, art galleries, restaurants, botanical gardens, the Tivoli Gardens and lots more. 2___. It is located about 40 minutes outside the city in a 19-th century villa which is built on a hillside which slopes downwards to the sea. It has an excellent collection of international contemporary art and various interesting temporary exhibitions. Also, the Black Diamond, Denmark’s striking Royal Library, is well worth a visit. 3___. The outside of the building is made of glass and marble and it houses a concert hall and waterfront café. Another building worth visiting while in the city is the new Opera House, which is built on the waterfront and is a magnificent example of modern architecture. 4____

There is a bright spacious public area where you can enjoy views over the water and inside the building is a traditional horseshoe-shaped auditorium decorated with warm colours.

A trip to Copenhagen would be incomplete without visiting the Little Mermaid. 5___. She was created in honour of the Danish author, Hans Christian Andersen, who entertained children around the world with his fairytales. The story of the mermaid who rescued a shipwrecked prince is particularly well-known.

You can also easily combine a trip to Denmark with a visit to Sweden. 6___ .Built in 2000, it is one of the longest structures in Europe.              

Copenhagen is a pretty city with a medieval atmosphere, the houses are tall and thin and there are plenty of boutiques and cafés in the city centre.   7___. Hotels are affordable compared with other Scandinavian capitals and there are plenty of restaurants to enjoy traditional Danish cuisine. In addition, you will be given a warm welcome by the friendly Danish people who are well-known for their hospitality.

Read the article about Copenhagen. Some sentences have been removed from the text. Choose from the sentences A-H the one which best fits each gap. There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.

Copenhagen - The fairytale city

Copenhagen is a perfect weekend break destination for anyone who wants to enjoy art, culture, and beautiful architecture. Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and it is one of Europe’s most charming cities. 1___.Over the centuries, fishing and trading turned the place into a prosperous town and in 1343 King Valdemar Atterdag made it the capital of Denmark.

The city of Copenhagen and the surrounding areas have many different things to offer visitors including museums, art galleries, restaurants, botanical gardens, the Tivoli Gardens and lots more. 2___. It is located about 40 minutes outside the city in a 19-th century villa which is built on a hillside which slopes downwards to the sea. It has an excellent collection of international contemporary art and various interesting temporary exhibitions. Also, the Black Diamond, Denmark’s striking Royal Library, is well worth a visit. 3___. The outside of the building is made of glass and marble and it houses a concert hall and waterfront café. Another building worth visiting while in the city is the new Opera House, which is built on the waterfront and is a magnificent example of modern architecture. 4____

There is a bright spacious public area where you can enjoy views over the water and inside the building is a traditional horseshoe-shaped auditorium decorated with warm colours.

A trip to Copenhagen would be incomplete without visiting the Little Mermaid. 5___. She was created in honour of the Danish author, Hans Christian Andersen, who entertained children around the world with his fairytales. The story of the mermaid who rescued a shipwrecked prince is particularly well-known.

You can also easily combine a trip to Denmark with a visit to Sweden. 6___ .Built in 2000, it is one of the longest structures in Europe.              

Copenhagen is a pretty city with a medieval atmosphere, the houses are tall and thin and there are plenty of boutiques and cafés in the city centre.   7___. Hotels are affordable compared with other Scandinavian capitals and there are plenty of restaurants to enjoy traditional Danish cuisine. In addition, you will be given a warm welcome by the friendly Danish people who are well-known for their hospitality.

Read the article about Copenhagen. Some sentences have been removed from the text. Choose from the sentences A-H the one which best fits each gap. There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.

Copenhagen - The fairytale city

Copenhagen is a perfect weekend break destination for anyone who wants to enjoy art, culture, and beautiful architecture. Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and it is one of Europe’s most charming cities. 1___.Over the centuries, fishing and trading turned the place into a prosperous town and in 1343 King Valdemar Atterdag made it the capital of Denmark.

The city of Copenhagen and the surrounding areas have many different things to offer visitors including museums, art galleries, restaurants, botanical gardens, the Tivoli Gardens and lots more. 2___. It is located about 40 minutes outside the city in a 19-th century villa which is built on a hillside which slopes downwards to the sea. It has an excellent collection of international contemporary art and various interesting temporary exhibitions. Also, the Black Diamond, Denmark’s striking Royal Library, is well worth a visit. 3___. The outside of the building is made of glass and marble and it houses a concert hall and waterfront café. Another building worth visiting while in the city is the new Opera House, which is built on the waterfront and is a magnificent example of modern architecture. 4____

There is a bright spacious public area where you can enjoy views over the water and inside the building is a traditional horseshoe-shaped auditorium decorated with warm colours.

A trip to Copenhagen would be incomplete without visiting the Little Mermaid. 5___. She was created in honour of the Danish author, Hans Christian Andersen, who entertained children around the world with his fairytales. The story of the mermaid who rescued a shipwrecked prince is particularly well-known.

You can also easily combine a trip to Denmark with a visit to Sweden. 6___ .Built in 2000, it is one of the longest structures in Europe.              

Copenhagen is a pretty city with a medieval atmosphere, the houses are tall and thin and there are plenty of boutiques and cafés in the city centre.   7___. Hotels are affordable compared with other Scandinavian capitals and there are plenty of restaurants to enjoy traditional Danish cuisine. In addition, you will be given a warm welcome by the friendly Danish people who are well-known for their hospitality.

Read the article about Copenhagen. Some sentences have been removed from the text. Choose from the sentences A-H the one which best fits each gap. There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.

Copenhagen - The fairytale city

Copenhagen is a perfect weekend break destination for anyone who wants to enjoy art, culture, and beautiful architecture. Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and it is one of Europe’s most charming cities. 1___.Over the centuries, fishing and trading turned the place into a prosperous town and in 1343 King Valdemar Atterdag made it the capital of Denmark.

The city of Copenhagen and the surrounding areas have many different things to offer visitors including museums, art galleries, restaurants, botanical gardens, the Tivoli Gardens and lots more. 2___. It is located about 40 minutes outside the city in a 19-th century villa which is built on a hillside which slopes downwards to the sea. It has an excellent collection of international contemporary art and various interesting temporary exhibitions. Also, the Black Diamond, Denmark’s striking Royal Library, is well worth a visit. 3___. The outside of the building is made of glass and marble and it houses a concert hall and waterfront café. Another building worth visiting while in the city is the new Opera House, which is built on the waterfront and is a magnificent example of modern architecture. 4____

There is a bright spacious public area where you can enjoy views over the water and inside the building is a traditional horseshoe-shaped auditorium decorated with warm colours.

A trip to Copenhagen would be incomplete without visiting the Little Mermaid. 5___. She was created in honour of the Danish author, Hans Christian Andersen, who entertained children around the world with his fairytales. The story of the mermaid who rescued a shipwrecked prince is particularly well-known.

You can also easily combine a trip to Denmark with a visit to Sweden. 6___ .Built in 2000, it is one of the longest structures in Europe.              

Copenhagen is a pretty city with a medieval atmosphere, the houses are tall and thin and there are plenty of boutiques and cafés in the city centre.   7___. Hotels are affordable compared with other Scandinavian capitals and there are plenty of restaurants to enjoy traditional Danish cuisine. In addition, you will be given a warm welcome by the friendly Danish people who are well-known for their hospitality.

Read the article about Copenhagen. Some sentences have been removed from the text. Choose from the sentences A-H the one which best fits each gap. There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.

Copenhagen - The fairytale city

Copenhagen is a perfect weekend break destination for anyone who wants to enjoy art, culture, and beautiful architecture. Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and it is one of Europe’s most charming cities. 1___.Over the centuries, fishing and trading turned the place into a prosperous town and in 1343 King Valdemar Atterdag made it the capital of Denmark.

The city of Copenhagen and the surrounding areas have many different things to offer visitors including museums, art galleries, restaurants, botanical gardens, the Tivoli Gardens and lots more. 2___. It is located about 40 minutes outside the city in a 19-th century villa which is built on a hillside which slopes downwards to the sea. It has an excellent collection of international contemporary art and various interesting temporary exhibitions. Also, the Black Diamond, Denmark’s striking Royal Library, is well worth a visit. 3___. The outside of the building is made of glass and marble and it houses a concert hall and waterfront café. Another building worth visiting while in the city is the new Opera House, which is built on the waterfront and is a magnificent example of modern architecture. 4____

There is a bright spacious public area where you can enjoy views over the water and inside the building is a traditional horseshoe-shaped auditorium decorated with warm colours.

A trip to Copenhagen would be incomplete without visiting the Little Mermaid. 5___. She was created in honour of the Danish author, Hans Christian Andersen, who entertained children around the world with his fairytales. The story of the mermaid who rescued a shipwrecked prince is particularly well-known.

You can also easily combine a trip to Denmark with a visit to Sweden. 6___ .Built in 2000, it is one of the longest structures in Europe.              

Copenhagen is a pretty city with a medieval atmosphere, the houses are tall and thin and there are plenty of boutiques and cafés in the city centre.   7___. Hotels are affordable compared with other Scandinavian capitals and there are plenty of restaurants to enjoy traditional Danish cuisine. In addition, you will be given a warm welcome by the friendly Danish people who are well-known for their hospitality.

Read the article about Copenhagen. Some sentences have been removed from the text. Choose from the sentences A-H the one which best fits each gap. There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.

Copenhagen - The fairytale city

Copenhagen is a perfect weekend break destination for anyone who wants to enjoy art, culture, and beautiful architecture. Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and it is one of Europe’s most charming cities. 1___.Over the centuries, fishing and trading turned the place into a prosperous town and in 1343 King Valdemar Atterdag made it the capital of Denmark.

The city of Copenhagen and the surrounding areas have many different things to offer visitors including museums, art galleries, restaurants, botanical gardens, the Tivoli Gardens and lots more. 2___. It is located about 40 minutes outside the city in a 19-th century villa which is built on a hillside which slopes downwards to the sea. It has an excellent collection of international contemporary art and various interesting temporary exhibitions. Also, the Black Diamond, Denmark’s striking Royal Library, is well worth a visit. 3___. The outside of the building is made of glass and marble and it houses a concert hall and waterfront café. Another building worth visiting while in the city is the new Opera House, which is built on the waterfront and is a magnificent example of modern architecture. 4____

There is a bright spacious public area where you can enjoy views over the water and inside the building is a traditional horseshoe-shaped auditorium decorated with warm colours.

A trip to Copenhagen would be incomplete without visiting the Little Mermaid. 5___. She was created in honour of the Danish author, Hans Christian Andersen, who entertained children around the world with his fairytales. The story of the mermaid who rescued a shipwrecked prince is particularly well-known.

You can also easily combine a trip to Denmark with a visit to Sweden. 6___ .Built in 2000, it is one of the longest structures in Europe.              

Copenhagen is a pretty city with a medieval atmosphere, the houses are tall and thin and there are plenty of boutiques and cafés in the city centre.   7___. Hotels are affordable compared with other Scandinavian capitals and there are plenty of restaurants to enjoy traditional Danish cuisine. In addition, you will be given a warm welcome by the friendly Danish people who are well-known for their hospitality.