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Oscar, I cannot correct if you send me with a PDF document.
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When was the London underground opened?

- Which are the cheapest ways to pay?
- Which are the most popular stations?

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OSCAR MARTINEZ AVILA - LONDON UNDERGROUND. UNIT 7

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The London underground is the underground in Europe that has been running the longest, the underground has been running since 1963. The subway is a public transport and as a curiosity the ticket is quite expensive, it is worth 4'50 euros. In London, it has(GR) 11 different lines that are differentiated by colors. In London the most visited stops by tourists are: Westminster and Waterloo. In summary I think that the London tube station(nn) is the best in europe(SP) and in the world.

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- How many zones does it have?
- Which are the cheapest ways to pay?

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Hi there! I'm going to talk about the London Underground.

The London Underground is a great way to travel to and from central London. It is the oldest metro system in the world, it was inaugurated on January 10, 1863. It is divided into nine travel zones. In total, the London Underground has 11 official lines. In addition to those eleven, there are two others, the Docklands Light Railway and the London Overground, which are also integrated into the network although they have different names. At the end there are 13 lines. There are a total of 274 stations and they are 408 km long. The subway fare depends on how far you travel in the(WW) day and how you pay. Oyster or payments are the cheapest ways to pay individual fees.

In conclusion, I think the London Underground is the best way to get around, it is very cheap and allows you to go to many places in London.

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- Is it a public or a private transport?
- Which are the most popular stations?
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Hi there! I'm going to talk about the London Underground.The London Underground is a great way to travel to and from central London. It is the oldest metro system in the world, it was inaugurated on January 10, 1863. It is divided into nine travel zones. In total, the London Underground has 11 official lines. In addition to those eleven, there are two others, the Docklands Light Railway and the London Overground, which are also integrated into the network although they have different names. At the end there are 13 lines. There are a total of 274 stations and they are 408 km long. The subway fare depends on how far you travel in the day and how you pay. Oyster or payments are the cheapest ways to pay individual fees.In conclusion, I think the London Underground is the best way to get around, it is very cheap and allows you to go to many places in London.

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Hi there! I'm going to talk about the London Underground.The London Underground is a great way to travel to and from central London. It is the oldest metro system in the world, it was inaugurated on January 10, 1863. It is divided into nine travel zones. In total, the London Underground has 11 official lines. In addition to those eleven, there are two others, the Docklands Light Railway and the London Overground, which are also integrated into the network although they have different names. At the end there are 13 lines. There are a total of 274 stations and they are 408 km long. The subway fare depends on how far you travel in the day and how you pay. Oyster or payments are the cheapest ways to pay individual fees.In conclusion, I think the London Underground is the best way to get around, it is very cheap and allows you to go to many places in London.

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London underground

You have to write in the padlet. You don't have to do in PDF ...Follow the indications as it was said in your classroom......I cannot correct yours.

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LONDON UNDERGROUND:

The London Underground is an urban electric rail public transport network. It operates above and below ground in most of London. It is the oldest such transport system in the world. It went into operation on January 10, 1863.

It is divided into 9 zones starting in its historic center. Most of the main attractions are located in zones 1 and 2. Travelers will find Heathrow Airport in zone 6. When you buy a single trip ticket for the tube, you need to know which zone your stop is in and in which zone is(gr) going to go.

One of the best forms of payment is to use the Oyster card. In addition to streamlining the payment process, it ensures you the cheapest rate. This is definitely one of the most comfortable and economical options to get around the city.

Within the London Underground there are several popular and amazing stations, such as King’s Cross or Waterloo.Why?

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The London Underground or "the Tube" is a great way to travel to and from central London.(MW/GR) Is the world's oldest metro system and it was opened on January 10, 1863.

It's a public transport that is divided into nine travel zones and it's interesting to know that central London is covered by zone 1 and zones 6 to 9 are on the outskirts of the city. (NC)

The cheapest way to pay for single fares are(Gr) the oyster or contactless payments.

There are 11 Tube lines and the Tube services usually run from 5am(SP) until midnight, with Night Tube services on some lines on Friday and Saturday evenings.(NC)

An adult fare for a single trip in zone 1 is £ 4.90 and there are various discounts available for children, students…(have you been talking about fares before??(Coherence)

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The London Underground was opened on 10 January 1863. It's an urban electric public rail transport network that operates both above and below land in most of Greater London.
The Piccadilly station is one of London's  most photographed by eyecatching neons and unstoppable traffic. The small Tower Hill tuve(sp) station is just north of the castle wich(sp) is called the Tower and just five minuts<(sp)  from London's most famouse(sp) bridge. Nowadays, there are 274 open stations and more than three million passengers using(gr) the subway every day.

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INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE LONDON UNDERGROUND

1 The London Underground is the third-longest in the world

2  30,000 travelers used the Metropolitan Line on the day of its inauguration on January 10,

1893.(sure???)

3(MW/gr)  Helped more than 200,000 children escape into the field in World War II.

4  The London Underground is known by the nickname The Tube. It's because of the way their  tunnels are built.

5  At the opening of the Central Line, there was(gr) the Prince of Wales and the writer Mark Twain who was bigger welcome  than the prince.

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The london underground was opened on january(SP) 10, 1863. It's a public transport, Depending on the area, it costs more or less money: Zone 1 to 3, Adults £4,90 and Children £2,40    Zone 1 to 5, Adults £5,90 and Children £2,90   Zone 1 to 6, Adults £6 and Children £3. Children under the age of five travel free. It has 6 zones, 11 lines and over 270 stations. The most popular stations are London Victoria Tube Station, Oxford Circus Tube Station, Piccadilly Circus Tube Station.
Raúl García and Lorena Hernández
It was not only to answer the questions but to write a writing: with paragraphs, connectors, coherence...

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You only have to talk about the London Underground!!!
We were in London last summer and we want to tell you about the experience.

We stay one week in a luxury hotel at the center of the city.

The first day we went to the history museum and the guide explained us when was open the first underground and how many lines it has and he told us that the London underground opened in 10th of January of 1863.

Next day we wanted to visit the city and we were investigation (WW)what underground line we had to take to arrive to(MW) chinese neighborhood.

It has eleven lines!!

If you want to visit London using the underground, we recommend that you buy the Oyster card and the Travelcard because they are the cheaper ones.

We hope we have helped you with our recommendations.

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Esther Puertes and Lucía García.

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London underground: Carmen Barceló and Raquel Palomares

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London underground: Carmen Barceló and Raquel Palomares

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The London underground is the world’s oldest system, it opened on January, 10, 1863.

It is a public transportation network.

The London underground has 9 differents(gr) zones with 11 lines official(wo) lines and two additional ones the DLR and London Overground.

It can be a little expensive, you have to(gr) buy a Visitor, Oyster card, Travelcard or use a contactless payment card to get the best value.

An adult cash fare of the London underground for a single journey in zone 1 is £4.90. The same fate(ww) with one of these contactless payment cards is £2.40.

Also, there are discounts available for children, students, and elderly traveller(gr) on the London subway.

There are a lot of stations, but some of the most important are: Victoria station, Baker street, Arsenal, Canada Water, Camden Town, Greenwich and Green Park.
Is there any special famous one? Why?

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The London Underground opened in 1863, and it's the world's metro system.(NC/coher)

The adults for a journey has(gr) to pay £4.90. The same Tube fare with Visitor Oyster card, is £2.40. There are discounts for children, students, elderly travellers...

In 1933, Harry Beck, creates(gr) the London Underground Map. It's very useful, since it indicates the directions used to designate the trains.

You can pick up a London Underground free Map in escalators and lifts.

The first London subway trains normally start running around 5am(sp), with reduced operating hours on Sunday. London metro trains normally run until around midnight.

A 24-hour underground service operates on certain lines.

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- How many zones does it have?
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The London Underground is the world’s oldest metro system, it was opened in 1863. The Underground is divided into nine zones, for example, Central London is covered by all the zone 1. There are 11 lines and over 270 stations. Also, this metro system is a public transport. You have a lot of ways to pay, but the cheapest way to pay this service is buy(gr) a card ‘Oyster’. The (ww/gr)are a lot of popular stations in the London Underground, like Waterloo, Paddington and King’s Cross.
Why are they popular??

Work done by Pablo Delgado and Pablo Colomino

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UNDERGROUND:
The London Underground is the world's oldest metro system, it was opened in 1863.
It's a public service, you only have to pay a ticket for 4.90 pounds.
London's Underground has 11 lines "official"(wo) and about 270 stations.
The cheapest way to pay the underground is with a transport subscription called "oyster", you can get it in the machines that are just entering the Underground.
The most popular stations are Big Ben and Westminster Abbey, Hyde Park and Buckingham Palace and the last is The London Eye one.

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The London Underground (also known as the Tube) was opened on the 10th of January in 1863. It’s a public rapid transit system and it has 9 zones that start in its historic center, but most of the top attractions are found in zone 1 and 2. The cheapest way to pay is buying a paper ticket at a machine with cash?????. According to a 2016 survey about the busiest stations, are King’s Cross St. Pancras, Waterloo, Oxford Circus and Victoria.(they don't ask you which the busiest are. They ask you which the most popular are.)

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The London Underground rail network, or "the Tube" is a great way to travel to and from central London.

This public metro line is the world’s oldest metro system, it was opened in 1863, it has 11 zones and over 270 stations. The cheapest way to pay in the Tube is paying with the Visitor Oyster card. If you’re planning to visit London, you should take in mind the most popular stations, which are, The King's Cross St. Pancras, the Waterloo and the Oxford Circus station.

Why are they famous?
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