Question

I. Norwich (to be) a beautiful and ancient city. From St. James Hill, above the city on Mousehold Heath, the buildings of old Norwich (can, to see) clustered around the Cathedral. Th e streets and alleys, the churches and the fi ne old buildings illustrate how prosperous and important Norwich (to be) for nearly a thousand years. II. Nelson (to be) a pupil at the school here, fi rst (to establish) in the 15th century. Opposite the Cathedral is Tombland Alley, where many victims of the Great Plague (to bury). Just around the corner is the restored medieval street of Elm Hill, (to light) at night by the warm glow of lamplight. III. Th eatre Royal, fi rst (to establish) in 1757, still (to present) productions of opera, ballet and theatre. Over a 100 years ago the writer George Borrow (to say) that Norwich (to be) a fi ne old city that (to be) still true today for citizens and visitors, alike

Answer 1

Norwich is a beautiful and ancient city. From St. James Hill, above the city on Mousehold Heath, the buildings of old Norwich can be seen clustered around the Cathedral. The streets and alleys, the churches and the fine old buildings illustrate how prosperous and important Norwich is for nearly a thousand years.
II. Nelson is a pupil at the school here, first established in the 15th century. Opposite the Cathedral is Tombland Alley, where many victims of the Great Plague are buryed. Just around the corner is the restored medieval street of Elm Hill, lighted at night by the warm glow of lamplight.
III. Theatre Royal, first established in 1757, still presents productions of opera, ballet and theatre. Over a 100 years ago the writer George Borrow said that Norwich is a fi ne old city that is still true today for citizens and visitors, alike