A country you would like to visit

ENGLAND

One of my biggest dreams has always been to go to England because of its rich culture. Ever since I started learning English, I’ve wanted to travel to the UK, especially England. I could only get to know the country through thousands of films, and every time I watch an English film, I fall in love with its culture even more.


It was English cinema that brought me closer to the other cultural aspects, such as the music (Elton John, Queen, The Beatles), and literature. Normally, English literature is associated with Harry Potter, Jane Austen, or Shakespeare, but actually, Sherlock Holmes was my first approach to English literature.

Interesting facts of the country: the Chicken Tikka Masala is the national dish. Also, Fish and Chips is a very popular dish in the country; the national flower is the Tudor Rose; the Lion is England national animal; and the British Museum has a collection of over seven million objects, one of the largest and most comprehensive in the world.

I would definitely love to visit the museums, especially the Sherlock Holmes Museum, try the food, walk in the parks, and go to the ports.

Thanks for reading!


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  1. Carly14 de septiembre de 2021 a las 17:40

    well, i know you are a big fan of movies and series, so im not sorprised about this

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  2. Profesor Masías2 de noviembre de 2021 a las 21:52

    All covered timely. Mind the pace to introduce the wrapping up of the topics.

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