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1 задание, прочтите текст где цыфры, рядам с ними поставьте пропущенные слова. 2 задание составьте вопросы 5 типов, с ответами вот текст Leicester Square(pronounced Lester square) is in London's West End The square 1) famous for its cinemas. It's got six cinemas and 2) are more than 50 theatres nearby. One of the cinemas, the Odeon, 3) 1.700 seats! You can see premieres of new fims in Leicester Square In the middle of the square, there is a small park with a statue of William Shakespeare in it. There are also 4) lot of restaurants, cafés and nightclubs in the square. They are especially busy 5) Friday and Saturday evenings. Leicester square is well worth2 visiting-whether you are from London or a tourist СОС ПОМОГИТЕ МОЛЮЮЮЮЮЮ

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1. Leicester Square(pronounced Lester square) is in London's West End. The square is famous for its cinemas. It's got six cinemas and there are more than 50 theatres nearby.

2. One of the cinemas, the Odeon, has 1,700 seats! You can see premieres of new films in Leicester Square.

3. In the middle of the square, there is a small park with a statue of William Shakespeare in it.

4. There are also a lot of restaurants, cafés, and nightclubs in the square.

5. They are especially busy on Friday and Saturday evenings. Leicester Square is well worth visiting - whether you are from London or a tourist.

Now, here are questions of different types based on the text:

1. Who is Leicester Square pronounced as?

• Answer: Leicester Square is pronounced as "Lester square."

2. How many cinemas does Leicester Square have?

• Answer: Leicester Square has six cinemas.

3. Which cinema in Leicester Square has 1,700 seats?

• Answer: The Odeon cinema in Leicester Square has 1,700 seats.

4. What can you see in the middle of Leicester Square?

• Answer: In the middle of Leicester Square, you can see a small park with a statue of William Shakespeare.

5. When are the restaurants, cafés, and nightclubs in Leicester Square especially busy?

• Answer: The restaurants, cafés, and nightclubs in Leicester Square are especially busy on Friday and Saturday evenings.