19 Look at the Entertainment Guide. Listen to the cassette and put a tick in the box next to the right answer (a, b, c or d).

1	Exhibitions starting this week:
	A	railway posters
	B	model boats
	C	toys
	D	modem paintings
2	Arts Centre special feature:			4	Tourist Centre open:
	A	opera			A	everyday
	B	new play			B	Mon-Sat
	C	classical music			C	Mon—Fri
	D	film			D	Tues—Sat
3	Reservations can be made through:			5	Next month’s attractions:
	A	Tourist centre			A	opera
	B	Arts Centre			B	fun fair
	C	cinema			C	circus
	D	post office			D	pop concert

20 Work in pairs. Make small dialogues about any kind of entertainment. Then, make a question about your dialogue and offer three answers. Your groupmates should guess the right answer.

VIDEO

21 Read the three video exercises below and watch the videofragment about the most interesting places you can visit to entertain yourself in Britain.

22 Put the ten pictures in the order they should be shown.

23 Use the words form the box in the gaps to make phrases. The example is given.

Example: double-decker buses

1 prehistoric ________

2 Great ______________

3 fully-covered _____

4 Medieval ________

5 go ________

6 Gunpowder ________

7 glass _________

8 astronomic ___________

9 Test ___________

10 Salisbury _______

24 Fill in prepositions in the sentences.

1 The first double-deckers were rather different _______ those we see today.

2 They were pulled ____ horses, and they didn’t have a roof.

3 Sometimes the debates last ______ many hours, and they can become extremely heated!

4 British people buy their milk _______ the milkman!

5 Cricket matches can last _______ an afternoon ___ five days _____an international game, which is called a Test Match.

6 If you are good ____ making things grow, then you are said to have green fingers!

7 Going abroad _____ holidays has become a popular way of avoiding it.

8 This is because Britain is an island _____ the edge of Europe.

9 The stone circle was built probably as a site _____ religious ceremonies.

10 The people who built Stonehenge probably dragged some of these stones all the way _______ South Wales.

SPEAKING