10 / English-speaking countries. General.

If you ...................... choose an English-speaking destination, a world of diverse experiences would unfold before you.

You ........................... by the Tower of London if you visit London.

Britain's tales of royalty and intrigue ....................... through the ancient stones of the Tower of London nowadays.

The United States is a vast country with landscapes as ................... as its people.

The Statue of Liberty, a gift from France, ...................... immigrants to the USA for over a century.

The America we know .......................... if the early settlers hadn't persevered through immense challenges.

Had you been to the Tower of London centuries ago, you might ......................... pivotal moments in English history being made.

Australia with its unique wildlife and stunning natural landmarks ....................... a lot of international visitors.

The Great Barrier Reef is being carefully protected thus future generations will appreciate .................... its underwater paradise teeming with life.

If you enjoy .......................... sports, you might find yourself bungee jumping or white-water rafting in New Zealand.

Canada, with its vast wilderness and multicultural cities, presents .................. compelling option to experience the magic of the Northern Lights if you visit during winter.

If you listen closely in a traditional pub in Ireland, you might hear captivating stories passed ................... generations.

..................... learning English, you are opening a door to a multitude of perspectives and experiences that await you in these fascinating corners of the globe.

English is a language that has been influenced by countless ...................and continues to evolve, reflecting the ever-changing world we live in.

The English language acts as a bridge, ....................... diverse cultures of English-speaking countries and allowing for communication and exchange on a global scale.