Lesson 3 V Adam: Do you know that the capital of the United States of America is the District of Columbia? I'm sure you're more familiar with Washington, D.C. It is on the Potomac River. It's a big city with an interesting history. Actually, when you visit the city, you feel you walk through the pages of the American history. There are many memorials and museums dedicated to our great leaders. The motto of the capital is 'Justice for All'. It is true that everybody in the States has equal rights. We are a very democratic country. The White House, the residence of the US President is also here. It is easy to guess the colour of the House. There are 132 rooms in it. The Oval Office is the official office of the President. V Alexa: London is the capital of my country. It is a wonderful city. It is one of the biggest cities in Europe. It is also an old city with a long and interesting history. London is the home to about 8.982,000 people. They say, London is 'the world in one city. The royal family has their official residence at Buckingham Palace. Queen Victoria was the first monarch to live here. British Parliament works in Westminster Palace, known also as the Houses of Parliament. The well-known clock, Big Ben, is in one of its towers. Opposite Big Ben, there is Victoria tower. Our Prime Minister lives at 10 Downing Street The street has become famous and many tourists visit it. London has a lot of museums. It is reall- difficult to recommend which place to go to as every place is fantastic. Just walking in one of London famous parks gives so much pleasure. But I think you shouldn't miss a boat tour on the Thames. An you should also go to the London Eye and see most of the London landmarks from above.
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