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will leave a lasting impression. You can even explore the tomb of Marie Laveau, a voodoo queen interred in St. Louis Cemetery. For those who prefer something tamer, specialty shops like Esoterica, museums, and even churches of the occult are sprinkled throughout the city. Fans of the outdoors will be pleased to hear that New Orleans is one of America’s greenest cities. The sprawling City Park lets visitors catch their breath, and its sculpture garden elegantly blends art and nature. Audubon Park, named after famed naturalist J.J. Audubon, who lived in New Orleans for a number of years, houses its own zoo, golf course and stables. Even private estates, like the Longue Vue House and Gardens, feature stunning gardens that add to New Orleans’ exquisite character. Travel proud of their pivotal role in the conflict. Other noteworthy museums in the area are the Louisiana Children’s Museum and the Ogden Museum of Southern Art. Regardless of where you go, there’s a laundry list of foods that are must-haves for anyone setting foot in New Orleans. Regional seafood specialties include oysters and crawfish. A po-boy is a popular type of sandwich made with something akin to French bread. Gumbo, a traditional soup with African roots, is also a hit. Those with a sweet tooth will likely run into bananas foster, a delicacy New Orleans is known for being a melting pot of all kinds of cultures. made up of warmed bananas atop vanilla ice cream drizzled with rum and other flavours. Amongst several foods showing off the city’s French influence are beignets, fried square-shaped doughnuts sprinkled with powdered sugar. Off the Beaten Path Visitors to New Orleans will likely be rewarded for choosing the road less travelled, too. For instance, trips to historic cemeteries in the Uptown and Tremé areas pivotal | esencial, fundamental noteworthy | importante, digno de ser tenido en cuenta regardless of sth | independientemente de laundry list | montón, lista interminable must-have | imprescindible oyster | ostra crawfish | cangrejo de río something akin to sth | algo parecido a to have a sweet tooth | ser goloso bananas foster | postre típico elaborado con plátano drizzled with rum | rociado con ron to show off sth | resaltar, presumir beignet | tipo de donut square-shaped | forma cuadrada sprinkled with sth | aquí: espolvoreado off the beaten path | fuera del trayecto turístico interred | enterrada tamer | aquí: menos emocionante, más suave sprinkled | aquí: repartido outdoors | aire libre to catch one’s breath | tomarse un respiro to blend | combinar to house sth | albergar stable | establo stunning | imponente, impresionante 38
ENGLISH MATTERS 4|<strong>2018</strong> Thankfully, many New Orleans sights can be enjoyed without ever standing up. The city’s streetcars are some of the oldest in the United States. If you’re looking to head out a bit further, then a riverboat cruise would do you good. These cruises offer not only breathtaking views of the Mississippi, but they also have restaurants serving authentic New Orleans cuisine and live jazz bands that keep the atmosphere lively. If you’re willing to leave the city altogether, tours of pristine plantations and wild swamplands are a short drive away. Gaga Over NOLA You’d be hard-pressed to find a city that can combine disparate parts as seamlessly as New Orleans does. Whether you’re into urban architecture or natural beauty, rowdy bars or refined restaurants, a piece of history or a new novelty, New Orleans has got it all. It’s a modern city that has maintained some Old World charm. Everyone may be looking for something different once they arrive in New Orleans, but tourists and locals alike can agree that any experience in New Orleans will undoubtedly be unforgettable. Marie Laveau’s Mausoleum in St Louis Cemetery, New Orleans. TYPICAL SPANISH MISTAKES IN ENGLISH Give me it! No No, No! Although this is basic grammar, I have found that some intermediate students still make this grammar mistake. When in a sentence, we replace the object with the object pronoun we must always use the object pronoun before the personal pronoun. Let's make this point more clear with examples - Show me your passport or Show your passport to me - Show it to me! but never say: Show me it! - Give me my book! or Give my book to me! - Give it to me! and never say Give me it! - Send me the fax or send the fax to me! - Send it to me! and never Send me it! The same happens with the plural object pronoun - Give her the documents or Give the documents to her. Give them to her but never say Give her them! More examples - Pass me the salt, please - Pass it to me please but not Pass me it. - Bring some candies for the kids! - Bring them for the kids but not Bring the kids them. Hope it is clear now and hope this helps! Juan Manuel Leiva TEFL ENGLISH TEACHER http://alcalaenglish.es/ Alcala de Henares. Phone contact +34 625483677 OTHER AUTHOR´S BOOKS AVAILABLE AT AMAZON to head out | partir, ir cruise /kruːz/ | crucero breathtaking | impresionante pristine | aquí: puro, virgen swampland | marisma, pantano seamlessly | perfectamente, sin problemas rowdy | tumultuoso alike | por igual undoubtedly /ʌnˈdaʊtɪdli/ | sin duda unforgettable | inolvidable
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