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English World 5 Unit 3 Tunnels and Bridges
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What do engineers use to build tunnels deep under the surface?
They use TBM - Tunnel Boring Machine
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What joins England and France?
It's the Chunnel - a railway tunnel under the English Channel.
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Where do tunnels go?
They go under mountains and under water.
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What machine is it?
It's a concrete-miver.
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What is the simplest type of bridge?
It's a beam bridge.
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Why do people build tunnels and bridges?
Because they make our journeys quicker.
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What's his job?
He's an engineer.
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What type of bridge is it?
It's a beam bridge.
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What machine is it?
It's a crane.
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What type of bridge is it?
It's an arch bridge.
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What is a suspension bridge supported by?
It's supported by strong cables and tall towers.
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What machine is it?
It's a tunnel boring machine.
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Where are they standing?
They're standing in a trench.
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What machine is it?
It's a bulldozer.
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What machine is it?
It's a digger.
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What is the hen walking on?
It's walking on concrete.
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What methods do people use to build tunnels noit deep from the surface?
They use cut and cover methods.
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Why do people build arch bridges?
Because an arch is a very strong shape.
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What type of bridge is it?
It's a suspension bridge.
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What's this?
It's a moving belt.
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What is the longest road tunnel in the world?
It's the tunnel in Norway, it's 24.5 km long.
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What machine is it?
It's a truck/lorry.
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What are these?
They're thick rods.
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What is a long beam bridge supported by?
It's supported by piers at each end.
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What have they broken?
They've broken a tube.
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What's this?
It's a tunnel.
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