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    a c h e r ’ s

    l i t t l e T e
    The z i n e
    mag a

    Mariana Guzmán Noriega


    British life
    The
    British
    • When people say
    England, they
    sometimes mean Great
    Britain, sometimes the
    United Kingdom,
    sometimes the Brtish
    The British and food
    Changing Eating out
    tastes
    Twenty years ago,
    British
    When both
    parents are only went out for a
    working, they meal
    cannot cook large at special times, like
    meals in the for
    evenings. “Ready- somebody’s
    made” and “Take- birthday. But
    away” meals are
    Occupations

    •
    Pilot F1

    Oculist Cl erk

    Veterinary

    Astronaut
    The London eye

    The London Eye (also known as the Millennium


    Wheel), at a height of 135 metres, is the
    biggest Ferris wheel in Europe, and has become
    the most popular paid tourist attraction in the
    United Kingdom, visited by over three million
    people in one year.
    Museums
    RIGHT

    UP DOWN

    LEFT
    British things
    Taxi

    Red
    mailbox

    Telephone
    kiosk
    Red
    famous
    It’s rainning, man!!!
    The End
    Ntae 08-09

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