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For homework we have to make up A-Z of townsand cities in Britain, we'll be learning about British Isles in our Humanities topic. Please can anyone help?

Hi! First of all, if you can answer anything at all I would really appreciate it :) I have a paper to write for one of my classes, and I really want it to be good. It's a travel paper written in diary/journal format about a made up trip we took to any country or countries in the world. I chose to go to a lot of places all over the U.K, but I haven't been there, (I haven't even been out of the U.S!) so I would really like someone to help me sound like I actually went. If you can answer even a few of these questions it would help me a lot. Thank you! :) 1.) Generally how friendly are the taxi drivers over there? 2.) Walking down the street, what trype of peole do you see? What languages do they speak besides English? 3.) How do you have tea? I heard there's a special way... 4.) Are there any major or minor differences between the U.S and the U.K culture- wise? 5.) What are some frazes you say? What slang words do you use? 6.) Generally speaking, do people talk to strangers? For example if you were on a train and someone you didn't know tried to start a conversation with you, would that be wierd? There is a huge list of places I plan to 'Visit' in my paper. If you have been to any of them please help me with the questions below. :) Places I plan to visit include: Buckingham Palace Big Ben London Eye Royal Botanic Gardens Stonehenge Windsor Castle Turkish baths and health spa in Harrogate 1.) Is there anywhere else I should go or that you would reccomend going? 2.) What is the general feeling when you go to these places? What goes through your mind? 3.) What is the senery like? 4.) Is this place in the middle of nowhere, or is there a big city or a town close by? I know this answer for a few of the places but not all of them. 5.) Are there any restaurants in the area that you would reccomend? Any other information on anything at all would be very helpful :) Thank you!!

Hi! First of all, if you can answer anything at all I would really appreciate it :) I have a paper to write for one of my classes, and I really want it to be good. It's a travel paper written in diary/journal format about a made up trip we took to any country or countries in the world. I chose to go to a lot of places all over the U.K, but I haven't been there, (I haven't even been out of the U.S!) so I would really like someone to help me sound like I actually went. If you can answer even a few of these questions it would help me a lot. Thank you! :) 1.) Generally how friendly are the taxi drivers over there? 2.) Walking down the street, what trype of peole do you see? What languages do they speak besides English? 3.) How do you have tea? I heard there's a special way... 4.) Are there any major or minor differences between the U.S and the U.K culture- wise? 5.) What are some frazes you say? What slang words do you use? 6.) Generally speaking, do people talk to strangers? For example if you were on a train and someone you didn't know tried to start a conversation with you, would that be wierd? There is a huge list of places I plan to 'Visit' in my paper. If you have been to any of them please help me with the questions below. :) Places I plan to visit include: Buckingham Palace Big Ben London Eye Royal Botanic Gardens Stonehenge Windsor Castle Turkish baths and health spa in Harrogate 1.) Is there anywhere else I should go or that you would reccomend going? 2.) What is the general feeling when you go to these places? What goes through your mind? 3.) What is the senery like? 4.) Is this place in the middle of nowhere, or is there a big city or a town close by? I know this answer for a few of the places but not all of them. 5.) Are there any restaurants in the area that you would reccomend? Any other information on anything at all would be very helpful :) Thank you!!

Hi! I have a paper to write for one of my classes, and I really want it to be good. It's a travel paper written in diary/journal format about a made up trip we took to any country or countries in the world. I chose to go to a lot of places all over the U.K, but I haven't been there, (I haven't even been out of the U.S!) so I would really like someone to help me sound like I actually went. If you can answer even a few of these questions it would help me a lot. Thank you! :) 1.) Generally how friendly are the taxi drivers over there? 2.) Walking down the street, what trype of peole do you see? What languages do they speak besides English? 3.) How do you have tea? I heard there's a special way... 4.) Are there any major or minor differences between the U.S and the U.K culture- wise? 5.) What are some frazes you say? What slang words do you use? 6.) Generally speaking, do people talk to strangers? For example if you were on a train and someone you didn't know tried to start a conversation with you, would that be wierd? There is a huge list of places I plan to 'Visit' in my paper. If you have been to any of them please help me with the questions below. :) Places I plan to visit include: Buckingham Palace Big Ben London Eye Royal Botanic Gardens Stonehenge Windsor Castle Turkish baths and health spa in Harrogate 1.) Is there anywhere else I should go or that you would reccomend going? 2.) What is the general feeling when you go to these places? What goes through your mind? 3.) What is the senery like? 4.) Is this place in the middle of nowhere, or is there a big city or a town close by? I know this answer for a few of the places but not all of them. 5.) Are there any restaurants in the area that you would reccomend? Any other information on anything at all would be very helpful :) Thank you!!

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