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Visitors to the UK may be confused by the different uses of the terms "afternoon tea", "dinner", "high tea", "supper" and several other ways to describe a meal taken in the afternoon or evening. Let me explain. Not only is tea an excellent drink, loved…
Continue reading...21 April 2022. There is a queue in operation at the entrance to St Paul's Cathedral. Since this is one of the UK's top tourist attractions, you may be expecting a long delay. In fact the line at St Paul's is normally at most 20…
Continue reading...Hampton Court Palace, one of five historical palaces maintained by Historic Royal Palaces reopened to the public on 20th May 2021, with the exception of the maze. Tickets can be booked (in advance) at: https://www.hrp.org.uk/hampton-court-palace/visit/tickets-and-prices/ with prices from £25.30 for an adult and child (5-15…
Continue reading...English is a flexible language new words added frequently. You can say Yes in many different ways. Here are the most important ways to say Yes, with examples, to help you speak British English like a native. First we must talk about the different meanings…
Continue reading...England is well-known as a tea drinking nation. The UK is world's third heaviest tea drinking country at 1.94 kg per capita (behind Turkey & Ireland). This compares to just 0.23 kg per capita in the US (#35 in the world). Tea has been drunk…
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