A) How to get there. c) When to visit.
b) Activities.
d) Prices
1) Warner Bros. Studio Tour London provides an amazing new oppor-
tunity to explore the magic of the Harry Potter films. This walking tour takes
you behind the scenes revealing facts about the special effects and animation
that made these films so popular all over the world.
2) Tickets must be purchased in advance. No tickets on the door.
Adult Ticket: £59.00 per ticket
Child Ticket: £52.00 per ticket
3) The Warner Brothers Studio is generally open all year except on
Bank Holidays.
4) There are direct trains from both London Euston (20 minutes' jour-
ney) and Birmingham New Street (1-hour journey). A shuttle bus runs from
Watford Junction to the Studio Tour.
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1. Wear:   A shoes   B traffic   C trousers

2. Eat:   A cheese   B milk   C salad

3. Have:   A a shower   B a taxi   C a coffee

4. Play:   A the piano   B exercise   C computer games

5. Need:   A home   B some money   C a car

6. Take:   A a photo   B an umbrella   C sport

7. Go away:   A home   B on business   C on holiday

8. Speak:   A Germany   B Polish   C Japanese

9. Watch:   A a clock   B a match   C a film

10. Drive:   A a bicycle   B a bus   C a train

11. Listen to:   A music   B an email   C the radio

12. Stay:   A to work   B in a hotel   C at home

13. Do:   A housework   B hurry   C homework

14. Be:   A worry   B thirsty   C cold

15 rent:   A a flat   B a lift   C a car

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