Which of the following is not coherent A: Looking out of the window, the grassland stretches as far as the eye can reach. B: Looking out of the window, I can see the grassland stretching as far as the eye can reach. C: Outside the window, the grassland stretches as far as the eye can reach.
Which of the following is not coherent A: Looking out of the window, the grassland stretches as far as the eye can reach. B: Looking out of the window, I can see the grassland stretching as far as the eye can reach. C: Outside the window, the grassland stretches as far as the eye can reach.
Please correct the following sentences. Looking out of the window, the grassland stretches as far as the eye can reach.
Please correct the following sentences. Looking out of the window, the grassland stretches as far as the eye can reach.
According to the video, Cambodia is one of the most （ ）dependant countries in the world. A: wetland B: farmland C: grassland D: highland
According to the video, Cambodia is one of the most （ ）dependant countries in the world. A: wetland B: farmland C: grassland D: highland
In the past, due to low productivity, we had to _______ land from forest, grassland, and sea to increase grain output. A: repeat B: regain C: claim D: reclaim
In the past, due to low productivity, we had to _______ land from forest, grassland, and sea to increase grain output. A: repeat B: regain C: claim D: reclaim
About ______ of the land in Australia is used for sheep and cattle grazing on large properties called ______. A: 30%, farms B: 60%, stations C: 80%, ranges D: 70%, grassland
About ______ of the land in Australia is used for sheep and cattle grazing on large properties called ______. A: 30%, farms B: 60%, stations C: 80%, ranges D: 70%, grassland
You visit the museum of Natural History. The curator shows you a burrow-dwelling small animal with thick fur. You predict this animal came from A: temperate grassland B: desert C: tropical rainforest D: arctic tundra E: deciduous forest
You visit the museum of Natural History. The curator shows you a burrow-dwelling small animal with thick fur. You predict this animal came from A: temperate grassland B: desert C: tropical rainforest D: arctic tundra E: deciduous forest
You visit the Museum of Natural History. The curator shows you a burrow-dwelling small animal with think fur. You predict this animal came from A: temperate grassland B: desert C: tropical forest D: arctic tundra E: deciduous forest
You visit the Museum of Natural History. The curator shows you a burrow-dwelling small animal with think fur. You predict this animal came from A: temperate grassland B: desert C: tropical forest D: arctic tundra E: deciduous forest
Choose the correct letter, A, B, C or D.Write the correct letter in boxes 22-26 on your answer sheet. Why should Australian formers keep an eye on the Antarctic ocean temperature A: It can help farmers reduce their economic loss. B: It allows for recovery of grassland lost to overgrazing. C: It can help to prevent animals from dying D: It enables astronauts to have a clear view of the Antarctic continent.
Choose the correct letter, A, B, C or D.Write the correct letter in boxes 22-26 on your answer sheet. Why should Australian formers keep an eye on the Antarctic ocean temperature A: It can help farmers reduce their economic loss. B: It allows for recovery of grassland lost to overgrazing. C: It can help to prevent animals from dying D: It enables astronauts to have a clear view of the Antarctic continent.
What nature is telling youLike it or not, nature is no longer kind with us. For nature to __________ the day again for our good, let’s sit down on her open grassland free from the debris and facilities of modern life, ___________ ourselves into her as part of her, and listen to her from the perspective of her whole being.Indeed, we have impaired our ability to ________ with nature. There is power in wild animals, for example, so we tame them with whips until they are __________ to our commands. We can’t do much with a cat, so we declaw it and even cut its vocal cords so that it is no longer able to disturb us.We love the breast meat of wild birds in particular, so we have them kept in a repressive way. And meanwhile, we _________ to the belief that nature is far from perfect. So we improve our natural looks through _____________; and we keep everything free from germs through making a steady flow of rules, even though we make our armpits smell good through spraying botanical odor on ourselves.As a result of our alienation from nature, our homes are filled with cage dwellers removed from such __________ as enjoying the _______________, sunbathing through the nodding branches of trees, and plunging into a cold stream upon a hot bath. And unable to feel the ________________ in the open, like the humidity of the summer and the chill of winter, we have to live it out through a _____________________ on TV.
What nature is telling youLike it or not, nature is no longer kind with us. For nature to __________ the day again for our good, let’s sit down on her open grassland free from the debris and facilities of modern life, ___________ ourselves into her as part of her, and listen to her from the perspective of her whole being.Indeed, we have impaired our ability to ________ with nature. There is power in wild animals, for example, so we tame them with whips until they are __________ to our commands. We can’t do much with a cat, so we declaw it and even cut its vocal cords so that it is no longer able to disturb us.We love the breast meat of wild birds in particular, so we have them kept in a repressive way. And meanwhile, we _________ to the belief that nature is far from perfect. So we improve our natural looks through _____________; and we keep everything free from germs through making a steady flow of rules, even though we make our armpits smell good through spraying botanical odor on ourselves.As a result of our alienation from nature, our homes are filled with cage dwellers removed from such __________ as enjoying the _______________, sunbathing through the nodding branches of trees, and plunging into a cold stream upon a hot bath. And unable to feel the ________________ in the open, like the humidity of the summer and the chill of winter, we have to live it out through a _____________________ on TV.