Question

Correct the wrong sentences. 1. London is the capital of Scotland. 2. Big Ben in the name of the Tower. 3. Piccadilly Circus is called "Flowerland". 4. The Beefeaters are the guards at Buckingham Palace. 5. It is 465 feet from the top of St. Paul's to the ground. William the Conqueror built the Tower as a prison. In St. Paul's Cathedral you can see wax figures of kings, queens, pop stars, politicians and even famous criminals. 8. The Tower of London is a prison.​

Answer 1

1.London is the capital of Scotland ⭕

London is the capital of England ✔️

2.Big Ben in the name of the tower⭕

Big Ben is the name of the houses of Parliament ✔️

3.Piccadilly Circus is called <Flowerland>⭕

Piccadilly Circus is called <Londontopia>✔️

4.The Beefeaters are the guards at Buckingham palace ⭕

The Beefeaters are the guards at Tower of London✔️

5.It is 465 feet from the top of St. Paul's to the ground. ⭕

From the top of St. Paul's to the ground it is 365 feet✔️

6.William the Conqueror built the Tower as a Prison.⭕

William the Conqueror built it as a Castle ✔️

7.In St. Paul's Cathedral you can see wax figures of kings, queens, pop, stars, politicians and even

famous Criminals ⭕

The St.Pauls Cathedral

is the Church ✔️

8.The Tower of London is a Prison.⭕

The tower of London is the Castle ✔️

Answer 2

1. London is the capital of England, not Scotland.

2. Big Ben is the nickname for the Great Bell of the clock at the north end of the Palace of Westminster in London, not the Tower itself.

3. Piccadilly Circus is not called "Flowerland." It is a famous public space and road junction in London.

4. The Beefeaters are the ceremonial guards at the Tower of London, not Buckingham Palace.

5. It is 365 feet from the top of St. Paul's Cathedral to the ground, not 465 feet.

6. William the Conqueror did not build the Tower of London as a prison. It was originally built as a royal residence and later used as a prison.

7. In St. Paul's Cathedral, you can see memorials and statues of historical figures, but wax figures of kings, queens, pop stars, politicians, and famous criminals are not typically found there.

8. The Tower of London has been used as a prison in the past, but it also served various other purposes, including a royal residence, treasury, and menagerie. It is not solely a prison.