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First,Berlinhascheaphotelsandeverydayobjects(ÎïÆ·).Youneedn¡¯tworryaboutspendingtoomuchmoneywhenvisitingBerlin.

Second,Berlinknowshowtogiveparties,andthereisafestivalhereeverymonthoftheyear.PerhapsthemostfamousistheBerlinInternationalFilmFestival(theBIFF).

Third,Berlinhasbeautifulbuildingsofitsown.TheBrandenburgGateisoneofthecity¡¯smostfamousbuildings.It¡¯sthesymbol(ÏóÕ÷)ofmorethan200yearsofhistory.TheTVTowerisasgoodastheEiffelTowerinParisandtheLondonEye.

Lastly,Berlinisacityoflivingart.Artistscancreateworksofartonthesidesofbuildings.

IfyouwanttovisitaEuropeancitywithculture,cheapobjectsandlotsofcolors,Berlinistheplacetobe.Whatareyouwaitingfor?GettoEurope¡¯scoolestcitybeforeanyoneelsediscoversit. 1.TheBerlinWallcamedownin. A.1969B.1979 C.1989D.1999

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ProbablythebiggestdifferencebetweenAmericanandBritishEnglishisthevocabulary.Differentwordsandexpressionsareusedtotalkaboutthesamething.Forexample,intheUnitedStates,peoplethrowtheirgarbageintothetrashcan.InEngland,peoplethrowtheirrubbishintothedustbin.InBritain,peopletakealifttothefifthfloor.InAmerica,peopletakeanelevator.

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