Answer the questions using the words in brackets.

1. Do many tourists come to Britain? tis visited

2 Where is the garden of England? is situated)

3. Does it snow in the mountains of Wales? (are covered with

4. What language do people in Scotland speak' (is spoken)

5 Are there many seas around the country is surrounded by is washed my 6 Do they make world-famous crafts and clothes in Scotland"(are made 7. ). many Annen in or the world) people know about the beautiful mountains and lakes of Wals" are know all ower the world)
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1. Do many tourists come to Britain? (It is visited)

Yes, many tourists come to Britain. (It is visited) is the correct form to complete the sentence because we are talking about the number of tourists who visit Britain.

2. Where is the garden of England? (It is situated)

The garden of England is situated in Kent. (It is situated) is the appropriate phrase to express the location of the garden of England.

3. Does it snow in the mountains of Wales? (They are covered with)

Yes, it snows in the mountains of Wales. (They are covered with) is the right phrase to describe the condition of the mountains when it snows.

4. What language do people in Scotland speak? (It is spoken)

People in Scotland speak Scottish Gaelic. (It is spoken) is the correct phrase to mention the language that is spoken in Scotland.

5. Are there many seas around the country? (It is surrounded by/It is washed by)

Yes, there are many seas around the country. (It is surrounded by/It is washed by) can both be used to describe the country's proximity to the seas.

6. Do they make world-famous crafts and clothes in Scotland? (They are made)

Yes, they make world-famous crafts and clothes in Scotland. (They are made) is the appropriate phrase to explain the process of making crafts and clothes.

7. Do many people know about the beautiful mountains and lakes of Wales? (They are known all over the world)

Yes, many people know about the beautiful mountains and lakes of Wales. (They are known all over the world) is the correct phrase to express the extent of knowledge about the mountains and lakes of Wales.