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Consummate the sentences with ane of the words from Ex. nine.

1. My granddaddy has got xx hens, a horse and three pigs on his farm. He is a ... .

2. My uncle loves animals very much. He always help them when they are ill. He is a ... .

three. In that location is a ... not far from our state house. There are big copse in it. In summer nosotros similar to get in that location.

four. Where are the children? � They are in the ... with their teacher.

5. London is the capital of United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. It is a very beauti�ful ... .

six. London stands on the ... Thames.

11. Complete the sentences with a suitable word.

ane. They've got a lot of pets: 2 dogs, four cats, and a ... .

two. On their farm they have cows, sheep, and ....

3. The children love to see the "large cats" at the zoo such as lions, tigers and ....

4. I hate most insects, but particularly mosquitoes and ....

5. In that location are some really large animals at the safari park: elephants, giraffes and ....

6. I love the countryside with its rivers, lakes and ....

thirteen. Friction match the words with their translations:

head ��

hand ��

arm ��

ear ��

tail ��

foot ��

teeth ��

claws ��(�� )

neb ��

wing ��

neck ��

trunk ��

hand ��

whiskers ��

14. Label the parts of the animals: head, centre, paw, leg, arm, ear, tail, foot, teeth, claws, beak, wing, neck, torso, tusk, paw, whiskers.

Instance: one - trunk

fifteen. Complete the sentences with the names of animals' babies:

kittens, puppies, foals, ducklings, piglets, lambs, calves

Example: Bears, wolves and lions take cubs.

kittens puppies foals ducklings piglets lambs calves

one. Pigs have ...

ii. Cows have ...

three. Ducks have ...

4. Cats have ...

5. Horses accept ...

half-dozen. Sheep have ...

vii. Dogs have ...

xvi. How many names of animals tin you notice in this word puzzle?

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17. Cull whatsoever two animals and write a short descrip�tion. Employ the prompts.

Case: A giraffe has got a very long neck...

Elephant: very big trunk/large ears/thick legs/small tail.

Horse: long tail/big torso/long legs/long neck.

Bear: big body/thick neck/pocket-sized ears/thick legs.

18. Read the dialogue and translate it. What comical is there? What tin you say about customer?

At the pet store

Shop Assistant: Good afternoon, madam. Tin I assist you?

Customer: Yes. I'1000 looking for a pet for my grandson.

Shop Assistant: What kind of pet does he desire? A traditional pet... a cat or a canis familiaris? Or something exotic?

Customer: Well, you know, he is a very strange male child, he likes snakes. Merely I detest them, they are very dangerous!

Shop Assistant: We've got a nice poodle at the moment.

Customer: A poodle? Is information technology large?

Store Assistant: Aye, it is, madam.

Client: I don't similar big dogs. They are brutal.

Shop Assistant: Oh, no, madam, not this one. It's very kind. Last week we had a small dog. It was only as big as your handbag, but information technology was every bit savage as a tiger. It bit me three times!

Customer: Maybe not a dog, and then.

Shop Assistant: How about a cat?

Customer: A cat? Hmm... they aren't equally friendly as dogs, are they?

Store Banana: No, but they don't eat as much as dogs either. And they're very clean. They wash them�selves every day.

Customer: Hmm...

Shop Banana: Or how about a bird?

Customer: Birds are too noisy, aren�t they? I desire a tranquillity pet.

Store Assistant: A serenity pet? Well, how about a goldfish? Information technology�s equally repose every bit a mouse�

Customer: A mouse? Have you lot got mice? I think I�ll purchase a pretty petty mouse for my grandson.

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