Meeting Jacqui on 07242015 We talked about sights in London. Corrections: sights vs. sightseeing: sights are places, while sightseeing refers to the activity of seeing sights. (Hmm, however, a search on google shows that "sightseeing in London" is a valid expression. Not sure whether this is a difference between American and British English.) sights vs. attractions vs. resorts: sights and attractions are interchangeable. Resorts are places people stay on holiday. a must-see: not "a must-visit place". proud vs. pride: look how those proud those soldiers are! musical vs. show: I watched the musical-- the Lion King. along the Thames vs. around the Thames: I walked along the Thames. exhibits: There are many exhibits in the British museum. Went on the London eye: not "went to the London eye" nor "went the London eye". Others The lake of Garda: a beautiful lake near Verona. Changing of guards: a tourist attraction at Buckingham Palace in London. Hyde Park: not "Hyder" park. Trafalgar: Trafalgar square, not Trafalgar market. We can talk about ethical fashion, environmental or Shakespeare next time!