1 Choose the correct word or phrase to complete each sentence. 1 In spite / Despite of the convenience, we rarely order things online. 2 Although / Despite the price was reduced, I decided not to buy it. 3 Even though / In spite of it's only October, Emma's already done her Christmas shopping. 4 Despite / Even though complaining to the manager, I still couldn't get a refund. 5 Despite the fact that/ In spite of it was Sunday, most of the shops were open. 6 I bought the top in spite of/ although the price.

1. You should visit one of the oldest building in London - the Tower. It was built in the eleventh century by William the Conqueror.
2. You should see the famous building - Saint Paul's Cathedral, it's a masterpiece of architecture.
3 You should visit Westminster Abbey, because it's the place where nearly all kings and queens have been crowned
4. You should go to the West End, because there are many shops, theatres and restaurants
5. You have to ride on the cab and the double-decker bus, because they are the symbols of London
6. You have to ride on the London Eye, because there is a wonderful view from the London Eye
7. You should go to the Hyde Park, because you can have a rest there

- How many members are there in your family? - Four: me, my parents and my sister - How old is your sister? - She is 14 years old. - What is her name? - Her name is Kate. - Do you have grandparents? - Yes, I do. They live in Moscow. What about you? - My grandfather lives on Green street. He works at the railway station. - Where do your parents work? - My mother is an architect, and my father is an officer. And yours? - They work in the office. - Sorry, I have to go. Bye, see you tomorrow! - Good bye, Ben.