помогити перевести на руском they say exotic animals were first taken to britain in the 13th centyry when King Henry received some presents of leopards

ns. You can spend the whole day in the country - without leaving London. London's parks are full of trees,grass,flowers and water. You can walk among old trees,relax and admire flowers and plate or take part in the many activities such as tennis,swimming and horse-riding. The Royal Parks are the property of the Royal family. In central London they include Hyde Park,Green Park,St James's Park,Regent's Park and Kensington Gardens. Hyde Park is famous for its outdoor entertainments and its Speaker's Corner. On a Sunday morning anyone can make a speech about something he believes to be very important. You can also visit Regent's Park where you will find London Zoo,aboating lake and an open-air theatre, where in summer you can enjoy Shakespeare's plays. St James's Park, the oldest London park,is very beautiful with its trees and flower beds and view of Buckingham Palace. The statue of the famous fairytale hero, Peter Pen,can be seen in Kensington Gardens. Parks are free in London.

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London Zoo
They say exotic animals were first taken (были привезены) to Britain in the thirteenth century when King Henry III received a gift (подарок) of leopards and elephants. The animals lived in the Tower of London in a place. Later the King of Norway presented Henry III with a polar (полярный) bear. The bear liked to go fishing in the Thames at the end of a long rope (веревка). Five hundred years later, Queen Charlotte was given the first zebra to come to Britain. She kept it near Buckingham House. Curious people came there to see it. Giraffes have been an attraction (привлекали внимание) at London Zoo since four of them arrived in 1839. Soon the giraffes were moved to Regent’s Park. One female gave birth (подарила жизнь) to six babies within five years. Today there are many thousands of exotic animals at London Zoo.

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2) Do some of them belong to endangered species? Why do you think they have become endangered? 3) Are there any ecological organizations that try to protect suoh animals? How do they help animals? 4) What can you say about the natural habitats of the animals that live in your region? Do you think man can destroy thtir habitats? 5) Do you know any extinct animals? Can you say how they have become extinct? 6) Do you like to go to the zoo? Are there any zoos in the place where you live? What do you think about zoos? Is it really good to keep animals in cages? Do zoos help animals to survive? 7) What plants grow in the place where you live? Do people cut down many trees there? Do they plant new trees? How iong do you think it will take a small tree to become tall and big? Why is it dangerous to have few trees and flowers in the forests and fields? 8) Why do you think people begin to discuss ecological problem more seriously nowadays?

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