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TASK

Complete the text with the correct forms of the words given.

Use capital letters. Don't use contraction forms (Eg.: (NOT GO - DID NOT GO))

Grammar Practice - fill in texts

Test 16

 
The United Kingdom is actually made of four different COUNTRIES (COUNTRY) : England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Each country has ITS (IT) own culture and heritage. The population of England is around fifty million people. The English ARE KNOWN (KNOW) for drinking tea, the Queen and talking about the weather. Scotland is in the north of Britain. Just over five million people live there. It HAS BEEN (BE) part of the UK since 1707. Edinburgh is the capital city and home to the Scottish Parliament. The Parliament building is a work of art in ITSELF (IT) . Scotland has some unique customs: wearing tartan kilts, playing bagpipes and tossing the caber, a very large post. For over sixty years, the Edinburgh Festival HAS CELEBRATED (CELEBRATE) art, theatre and culture. Wales is on the western edge of Britain. Nearly three million people live in Wales. One symbol of Wales is a red dragon FOUND (FIND) on the national flag. SINGING(SING) is an important tradition in Wales. People working in coal mines originally formed men-only choirs. Northern Ireland is also part of the UK. The country is home to just under two million people. The culture of Northern Ireland is rich in myths and legends. One story says that the rocks forming the Giant's Causeway WERE THROWN (THROW) there by an Irish giant during a fight with a Scottish giant.

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