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–­­Why­ was­ it­ nearly­ impossible­ The­noise­of­traffic­was­al­most­deafen-
to­cross­between­the­vehicles? ing.­We­had­a­wonderful­view ahead­of­us­
–­­How­ did­ the­ vehicles­ follow­ from­the­top­of­our­double-decker.
each­other­in­the­square?
–­­In­ how­ many­ directions­ were­ In­a­huge bu il ding­we­saw­the­entrance
the­ vehicles­ racing­ from­ the­ to­the­underground­(the­tube)­railway-sta-
square? tion.­(Fel adat: Az elõ zõ mon dat min den mon-
–­­What­was­the­noise­of­the­traf- dat ré szé re ké szít sen kérdést.)In­the­cent­re­of­
fic­like? the­ square­ we­ could­ see­ a­ fountain­ with­ a­
–­­What­was­the­view­from­the­top­ statue­of­Eros­(Cupid,­Amor)­on­the­top.
of­the­bus­like?
–­­In­what­sort­of­bu­il­ding­did­we­ In­the­evening­and­at­night­the­streets­and­
see­ the­ entrance­ to­ the­ under- squares­are­flooded­with­light­from­the­shop
ground? windows­ and­ from­ the­ illuminated adver-
–­­Whose­statue­could­we­see­on­ tisements. Piccadilly Circus is as bright­in­
the­top­of­the­fountain? the­evening­or­at­night­as­it­is­in­broad­day-
–­­What­do­you­know­about­Eros? light.­
–­­He­is­the­god­of love.
–­­What­ are­ the­ streets­ and­ the­ On­ the­ roofs­ of­ the­ houses­ we­ saw­ some­
squares­ of­ Lon­don­ like­ in­ the­ flags.­The­Bri­tish­colours­are­white­and­blue­
evening­and­at­night? with­red­crosses.­

TRUE OR FALSE? WHY? Put a tick () into the box. T. F.

1./ They were living in a suburb of Lon don.
2./ They took a ta xi to get into town.

3./ Piccadilly Circus is a well-known street.
4./ The pavements were crowded with vehicles.
5./ Piccadilly Circus is famous for its splendid shops
and cinemas.

6./ They saw the tube.
7./ A statue of Eros can be seen in the fountain.
8./ The streets are as bright at night as during the day.
9./ They also saw some Hungarian flags on the

roofs of the houses.
10./ There was much traffic in the square.

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