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Activity 1: Interactive game: British culture.

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In this activitie we will focus on the lecture Oakland, J. (2020). Chapter 2: The country. In British Civilization: An Introduction. Taylor & Francis Group. Pp. 27-59. Zti practice some exercises. Fun and learning to fresh our memory.

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Activity 1: Interactive game: British culture.Online version

In this activitie we will focus on the lecture Oakland, J. (2020). Chapter 2: The country. In British Civilization: An Introduction. Taylor & Francis Group. Pp. 27-59. Zti practice some exercises. Fun and learning to fresh our memory.

by Guadalupe Alda Marina Escobar Lara
1

The main supplers today are private telecoumunication companies such as ( ) , - privatized Mail public Post .

2

Statistics ( ONS ) , in 2014 some 38 million adults ( 76 per cent ) accessed the
Internet every day and Internet access by mobile phone had increased between
2010 and cen t

3

Many British appear to be about the conse -
quences of and seem to embrace action
which could be personally .

4

The impact of change on the has been evident over
the past and does some of the .

5

Some people in do take c themselves , such as using
saving and cutting down on the use of ( a charge
in shops of 5p in and Wales , 2014 ) and recycling rubbish
to reduce energy .

6

Britain has divided into ? regions ? . These areas
may refl ect a specifi c identity , although opinions on strong this is .

7

In recent years , the countryside has become a fi erce issue .
, campaign groups such as the ,
and farmers feel neglected by the UK government and local politicians .

8

There are many bays , , peninsulas and along the coasts , and
mos t

9

The coastal are deep and are often less than ( 90 )
because they lie on the Shelf , or seabed adjacent to the main -
land . The warm North Atlantic Current ( Gulf Stream ) heats the sea and air as it
travels from the Atlantic Ocean across the

10

However , the in the Sea and the Islands off the
north coast of France are not part of the

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