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Точный перевод,не через транслейт! а то найдутся умникиMoney: There are one hundred pence (100 p) in a pound (£). You can say “p” for “pence”, for example “eighty p.” Where to stay: Hotels are expensive in Britain, “a bed and breakfast” in someone`s house is cheaper. You can also stay at youth hostels. Getting around: There are of course, double-decker buses and you can get a good view from the top. There are also coaches between some towns. They are cheaper than trains. There is also an underground (or tube) with more than 500 stations. It is not easy to use, so you should learn before you use it. Eating out: Restaurants are expensive and you cannot be sure the food is good. Pubs do good inexpensive food. Fast food shops, hamburger shops are cheap.

Answer 1

Деньги: в одном фунте сто пенсов. вы можете сказать "p", когда имеете в виду "пенсы", к примеру "восемьдесят р."
где остановиться: отели в Британии дорогие, "кровать и завтрак" в чьем-то доме гораздо дешевле. вы так же можете остановиться в молодежных общежитиях.
передвижение: есть, конечно, двухэтажные автобусы, откуда вы можете увидеть хороший вид с высоты. есть так же автобусы между городами. они дешевле, чем поезда.
существует так же метро, в котором более 500 станций. его не так легко использовать, вы должны сначала научиться, прежде чем пользоваться им.
питание: рестораны дорогие и вы не можете быть уверены, что еда вкусная. в пабах есть хорошая недорогая еда. магазины быстрого питания и магазины гамбургеров дешевые.

Answer 2

Money in Britain

In Britain, there are one hundred pence (100p) in a pound (£). You can say “p” for “pence”, for example “eighty p.”[[1]]

Accommodation Options

Hotels in Britain are generally expensive. A more affordable option is to stay at "a bed and breakfast" in someone's house. Another budget-friendly option is to stay at youth hostels.[[2]]

Transportation

In Britain, there are double-decker buses that provide a good view from the top. Coaches are available between some towns and are generally cheaper than trains. Additionally, there is an underground system, known as the tube, with more than 500 stations. However, it is not easy to use, so it's advisable to learn how to use it before attempting to do so.[[3]]

Dining Out

Restaurants in Britain tend to be expensive, and the quality of the food may not always be guaranteed. Pubs, on the other hand, often serve good and inexpensive food. Fast food shops and hamburger shops are also generally cheap options for dining out.[[4]]