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Listening:                      Grammar-in-Context






Printable seven-page lesson: Sydney, Australia
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Sydney, Australia
Part 1: Listen & Understand

Listen to the article about Sydney, Australia, and then answer the questions below (click 'Let's Go' to check your answers.)

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Part 2: Grammar-in-Context

Read the article and choose the correct words to complete the sentences (click 'Let's Go' to check your answers.)

Sydney, Australia
Sydney, as you probably already know, is (1)_____ in Australia, a country with a population of 23 million people.  Sydney (2)_____ the capital city of Australia (that's Canberra), (3)_____ it's the largest city, and it's perhaps the most well-known Australian city in other countries of the world.  (4)_____ about 4.6 million people who live in Sydney.  I love Sydney (5)_____ it's a very modern, international city, with people from all over the world.  There are also (6)_____ interesting places to visit, like the Sydney Opera House and the Royal Botanic Gardens (7)_____ you can see thousands of large bats called 'flying foxes'.  (8)_____, there are many wonderful museums and fantastic art galleries where you can (9)_____ the works of famous artists.  If you want (10)_____ or watch sports, you can enjoy the Sydney Cricket Ground or the Sydney Football Stadium.  With a great climate (not too hot, and not too cold), and a beautiful view of the Tasman Sea, it's (11)_____ surprising that this city continues to attract about 2 to 3 million international tourists each year.

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