Question

3. Say if the following sentences are true (T) or false (F). 1) We are going to travel to London. 2) London is the largest city in the world. 3) The capital of Great Britain is very young and beautiful. 4) London is situated on the Thames. 5) There are three main parts in London. 6) Westminster Abbey and the Poet's corner are situated in Westminster. 7) There are many banks in the City. 8) Workers and farmers live in the West End. 9) There is the Post of London in the East End. 10) You can get to any part of London by bus and trolleybus.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1)f

2)t

3)t

4)t

5)f

6)t

7)t

8)t

9)t

10)t

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Here are the answers to whether the sentences are true (T) or false (F):

1. We are going to travel to London. - This sentence's truth value depends on your specific plans, so it cannot be determined as either true or false based on the information given.

2. London is the largest city in the world. - False. London is not the largest city in the world by population or land area.

3. The capital of Great Britain is very young and beautiful. - This is a subjective statement and cannot be categorized as either true or false.

4. London is situated on the Thames. - True. London is situated along the River Thames.

5. There are three main parts in London. - False. London has more than three main parts or districts.

6. Westminster Abbey and the Poet's corner are situated in Westminster. - True. Westminster Abbey and Poet's Corner are located in the Westminster area of London.

7. There are many banks in the City. - True. The City of London is known for its financial district, which houses numerous banks.

8. Workers and farmers live in the West End. - False. The West End of London is known for its theaters, shopping, and entertainment, not for workers and farmers.

9. There is the Post of London in the East End. - Unclear. This sentence is ambiguous, and it's not clear what "the Post of London" refers to.

10. You can get to any part of London by bus and trolleybus. - False. While buses and trolleybuses provide extensive transportation in London, it may not be possible to reach every part of the city solely by these means, especially remote or less densely populated areas.