Fifteen million people visit Washington D.C. each year. Halima and Ahmed, who are visiting from Egypt, wrote to their aunt Samira describing their trip to the city with their friend Tom. In their letter, they mention seeing several historical sites like the Lincoln Memorial and Capitol on a city tour, and visiting the White House where they saw dogs in the garden.
Fifteen million people visit Washington D.C. each year. Halima and Ahmed, who are visiting from Egypt, wrote to their aunt Samira describing their trip to the city with their friend Tom. In their letter, they mention seeing several historical sites like the Lincoln Memorial and Capitol on a city tour, and visiting the White House where they saw dogs in the garden.
Fifteen million people visit Washington D.C. each year. Halima and Ahmed, who are visiting from Egypt, wrote to their aunt Samira describing their trip to the city with their friend Tom. In their letter, they mention seeing several historical sites like the Lincoln Memorial and Capitol on a city tour, and visiting the White House where they saw dogs in the garden.
Washington D.C. is the capital of the United States.
Fifteen million people
visit the city every year. Halima and Ahmed, her brother, left their home in Egypt and travelled to the United States last week. They are visiting Washington D.C. with their American friend, Tom. Here is the letter they wrote to their aunt.
'Dear Aunt Samira,
'We arrived in 'Washington, 'D.C. three days ago. 'What a great city! On Friday we took a city tour. 'We saw many historical sites: the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and the Capitol. On Saturday, we were busy, too. 'We left our hotel and went to the 'White House. This is where the President lives. It's a big, white building. 'We learned that it was made in 1792 and John Adams was the first president to live there. "When we arrived at the 'White Mouse, we saw two dogs in the garden. They were chasing each other. 'We took a picture of them. Later we visited some of the museums. We wanted to see the Optional Air and Space Museum too, But it closes at 7 pm and we went there at 7:30 pm. We hope to see it tomorrow. Love, 'Halima and Ahmed
1. How many people visit Washington D.C. every year?
2. Where are Halima and Ahmed from?
3. What is Ahmed's aunt's name?
4. Do Halima and Ahmed like the city?
5. When did they visit the Capitol?
6. What are the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam Memorial, and the Capitol?
7. Are Halima and Ahmed staying at Tom's house?
8. What's the White House like?
9. What did Halima and Ahmed take a picture of?
10. Did they see the National Air and Space Museum on Saturday?