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28 ноября 2024 06:03 · публичный вопрос
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Animal. ... are in danger all over the world. A hedgerows B homes C habitats How many of birds live in this woodland? A inhabitants B species C residents 2 Choose the correct item. 2 3 My neighbour is very .... ..; he never says hello to me. A arrogant B friendly C selfish 4 The Nile ...*** ., flows into the Mediterranean Sea. A River B Lake C Pond 5 Water pollution is ... ... many fish species with extinction. A threatening B destroying C damaging

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Here are the correct options for each of your questions:

  1. Habitat: C habitats

    • "Habitats are in danger all over the world."
  2. Species: B species

    • "How many species of birds live in this woodland?"
  3. Arrogant: A arrogant

    • "My neighbour is very arrogant; he never says hello to me."
  4. River: A River

    • "The Nile River flows into the Mediterranean Sea."
  5. Threatening: A threatening

    • "Water pollution is threatening many fish species with extinction."

Feel free to ask if you have more questions!

Animal. ... are in danger all over the world. A hedgerows B homes C habitats How many of birds live in this woodland? A inhabitants B species C residents 2 Choose the correct item. 2 3 My neighbour is very .... ..; he never says hello to me. A arrogant B friendly C selfish 4 The Nile ...*** ., flows into the Mediterranean Sea. A River B Lake C Pond 5 Water pollution is ... ... many fish species with extinction. A threatening B destroying C damaging
Here are the correct options for each of your questions: 1. **Habitat**: C habitats - "Habitats are in danger all over the world." 2. **Species**: B species - "How many species of birds live in this woodland?" 3. **Arrogant**: A arrogant - "My neighbour is very arrogant; he never says hello to me." 4. **River**: A River - "The Nile River flows into the Mediterranean Sea." 5. **Threatening**: A threatening - "Water pollution is threatening many fish species with extinction." Feel free to ask if you have more questions!