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Once the predominant power in the world, a symbol of supremacy in the past, Great Britain is considered the birthplace of the industrial revolution.
It has a highly developed market economy.
Great Britain is a united kingdom made up of four regions.
As can be seen from the Union Jack, it is composed of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
In addition, Britain has huge overseas territories not to be talked about today.
The first subway in the world was the London Underground, which was built in 1863.
The London Underground has been in operation for more than 160 years and is the oldest underground in the world.
The UK has only one high-speed rail, which opened in 2007 across the English channel and connects Britain and continental Europe.
As an island country, Britain basically relies on airplanes to connect with the outside world, so the aviation industry is extremely developed.
London alone has six airports.
British people talk about two things all the time: the weather and football.
The United Kingdom is not only the birthplace of modern soccer, but also the birthplace of the world's first football club.
Potatoes are the staple food, now the British still love potatoes.
曾经是世界霸主,过去至高无上的象征。
英国被认为是工业革命的发源地。有高度发达的市场经济。
英国是由四个地区组成的联合王国。
从米字旗上就可以看出,由英格兰,苏格兰,威尔士,北爱四地区组成。
此外,英国有庞大的海外领地,今天不谈。
世界上第一条地铁是1863年建成的伦敦地铁。
伦敦的地铁运行了一百六十多年,是世界上最古老的地铁。
英国仅有一条高铁,即2007年开通的穿越英吉利海峡的高速铁路,连接英国与欧洲大陆。
英国作为岛国与外界交流基本依靠飞机,因此航空业极其发达,光伦敦就有六个机场。
英国人无时无刻不在谈论两件事:天气和足球。
英国不仅是现代足球的发源地,而且是全球第一个足球俱乐部的诞生地。
土豆是英国主食, 现在英国人依旧钟爱土豆。
The UK
Once the predominant power in the world, a symbol of supremacy in the past, Great Britain is considered the birthplace of t's power has greatly diminished industrial revolution recent years.
I feel these points don't link together well. "Once" refers to something that doesn't exist anymore or isn't happening anymore - so if you say "once the predominant power" (a positive thing) it seems like you're leading into saying something negative.
EG. Once the predominant power in the world, a symbol of supremacy in the past, Great Britain's power has greatly diminished in recent years. It was the birthplace of the industrial revolution but today [something negative].
It has a highly developed market economy.
Great Britain is a united kingdom made up of four regions.
Great Britain is only the main island (England, Scotland, and Wales). The UK is those 3 plus Northern Ireland. Although they are often used interchangeably, they are not synonymous.
I changed this sentence because using the words "united kingdom" as a description and not just the name (the United Kingdom) sounds a little awkward.
As can be seen from the Union Jack, it is composed of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
In addition, Britain has huge number of overseas territories not to be talked about today.
The first subway in the world was the London Underground, which was built in 1863.
The London Underground has been in operation for more than 160 years and is the oldest underground in the world.
The UK has only one high-speed rail, which opened in 2007 across the English channel and connects Britain and continental Europe.
As an island country, Britain basically relies on airplanes to connect with the outside world, so the aviation industry is extremely developed.
London alone has six airports.
British people talk about two things all the time: the weather and football.
The United Kingdom is not only the birthplace of modern soccer, but also the birthplace of the world's first football club.
Potatoes are the staple food, nowand even to this day the British still love potatoes.
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Once the predominant power in the world, a symbol of supremacy in the past, Great Britain is considered the birthplace of the industrial revolution. Once the predominant power in the world, a symbol of supremacy in the past, Great Britain I feel these points don't link together well. "Once" refers to something that doesn't exist anymore or isn't happening anymore - so if you say "once the predominant power" (a positive thing) it seems like you're leading into saying something negative. EG. Once the predominant power in the world, a symbol of supremacy in the past, Great Britain's power has greatly diminished in recent years. It was the birthplace of the industrial revolution but today [something negative]. |
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It has a highly developed market economy. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Great Britain is a united kingdom made up of four regions. Great Britain is Great Britain is only the main island (England, Scotland, and Wales). The UK is those 3 plus Northern Ireland. Although they are often used interchangeably, they are not synonymous. I changed this sentence because using the words "united kingdom" as a description and not just the name (the United Kingdom) sounds a little awkward. |
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As can be seen from the Union Jack, it is composed of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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In addition, Britain has huge overseas territories not to be talked about today. In addition, Britain has huge number of overseas territories |
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The first subway in the world was the London Underground, which was built in 1863. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The London Underground has been in operation for more than 160 years and is the oldest underground in the world. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The UK has only one high-speed rail, which opened in 2007 across the English channel and connects Britain and continental Europe. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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As an island country, Britain basically relies on airplanes to connect with the outside world, so the aviation industry is extremely developed. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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London alone has six airports. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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British people talk about two things all the time: the weather and football. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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The United Kingdom is not only the birthplace of modern soccer, but also the birthplace of the world's first football club. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Potatoes are the staple food, now the British still love potatoes. Potatoes are the staple food, |
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