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2  - What sights/ visit?  - How /get around? - What / eat? - Where/go shopping?

3  - What sights / visit?  - How / get around? - What / eat? - Where / go shopping ?

4 1. It’s the name for London underground. 2. A series of connected railroad cars pulled or pushed by one or more locomotives. 3. A car whose driver is paid to take you a place. 4. An aircraft with wings and at least one engine.

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6 1. good 2. cheap 3. expensive 4. far 5. modern 6. busy 7. bad 8. popular

7 - dangerous - fast - good - bad - cheap - expensive

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