Adverbial clauses to talk about nature and animals.

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2. Do you think animals
should be trained for
entertainment?
Is it ethical?
What other talents or
skills do animals have?

3. Grammar
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4. Features of animals
BEAK CLAW FANG FIN GILLS

5. Features of animals
HOOVES HORNS PAWS SCALESFEATHERS

6. Vocabulary
TUSKS
TAILS
WINGS

7. DISCUSSION
1. Using ivory from elephant tusks in jewelry
2. Using rhinoceros horns for medicine
3. Using animals for medical research
4. Wearing animal fur and leather
5. Serving wild animal meat in restaurants
6. Using animals to test cosmetics
7. Training animals to perform in circuses

8. Lesson B
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9. CHOOSE ONE OF THESE JOBS RELATED TO
NATURE HAT YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED
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In which sentences
are whoever and
whatever are the
subjects of the
clause?
In which are they
the object of the
clause?

10. Whoever and Whatever
can begin noun clauses
and function as either
the subject or object of
the clause.
• Whoever applies
should have at least
5 years of experience.
• You will find
whatever you need to
start a career in
nature. 10

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12. NATURE RELATED IDIOMS
1. breath of fresh air
2. a drop in the ocean
3. as clear as mud
4. a walk in the park
5. set in stone
6. the tip of the iceberg
7. under the weather
8. up in the air
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a) easy
b) confusing, unclear
c) unchangeable
d) not feeling well
e) new, different, exciting
f) less / fewer than needed
g) undecided, uncertain
h) a small perceptible of a bigger problem

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The Importance of Nature

14. “
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― Mehmet Murat ildan
“When animals behave like humans or when humans
behave like animals, don’t be surprised because in every
animal there is a human and, in every human,, there is
an animal!”

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