6. Correct the errors. 1. Do you wear a new coat?
2. "How long is he here?" she asked.
3. When he came home he saw that his sister went away.
4. If he'll come I'll give him a message.
5. She has done her homework for four hours and doesn't finish yet.
6. What do you think we did ever since he came here?
7. By the time you finish cooking, they will do the washing up.
8. If she passes her exams successfully she goes to Italy.
9. Yesterday about 11 o'clock he had walked along Pennsylvania Avenue.
10. I hardly left home when it began to rain

There are a lot of famous sight of london but the greatest ones is the london eye and the houses of parliament.           london eye. originally  constructed to mark the millennium, the slowly  circling wheel that  looms over the thames continues to be  one of the city’s most-loved icons and a firm favourite with snap-happy tourists.  from the 32 glass-walled pods (said to represent each of the 32 london boroughs)  everyone (with a head for heights) can drink in those expansive views to the north, south, east and west, making this a brilliant way to get the measure of london. and each visit now starts with a fun, 4d short film before you board.         houses of parliament. tours of the houses of parliament offer a unique combination of one thousand years of history, modern day politics and stunning art and architecture. a highly recommended audio tour brings this to life through the house of lords and house of commons and takes around 60 to 75 minutes, featuring leading parliamentary figures such as mr speaker and black rod. if you’re feeling fancy,  choose the tour that comes with afternoon tea  overlooking the thames.