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Both pictures show animals. The animals in the pictures belong to the same species. In the first picture, there are two lions, but in the second one, there is one cat. Another difference between the two pictures is that in the first picture, the animals shown are wild, whereas in the second picture, the cat is tamed. In addition, the first picture is taken outdoors, at a zoo, although the second picture is taken inside a house. In one picture, the animals are far away from their natural habitat and captured in a zoo, but in the other one, the cat is not captured. It is in a place where it is used to living.  In what ways are all animal species valuable to humans and how should they be treated? I believe that all animal species are valuable to humans. If some species of animals stopped existing, then the whole balance of nature would be destroyed. All animals are important. Wild animals are vital for conserving the balance of food chains. Tamed animals are also really hel

If you find yourself feeling insecure and nervous before taking an oral exam, like the Cambridge certificates, I'd like to share 5 tricks to help you perform better. 1) Practice Everyday The most important thing is to start practicing and compare photos EVERY DAY from now until the exam. Do this for a minimum of 15 minutes.  30 minutes is best . If you get your mind use to doing the activity you will find that during the exam you will not struggle to find ideas. Your ideas will come to your mind quickly and with little effort. - See more at: http://www.helping-you-learn-english.com/compare-photos.html#sthash.CEO3wPMI.dpuf If you find yourself feeling insecure and nervous before taking an oral exam, like the Cambridge certificates, I'd like to share 5 tricks to help you perform better. 1) Practice Everyday The most important thing is to start practicing and compare photos EVERY DAY from now until the exam. Do this for

Test Unit 16 II.Put a question tag on the end of these sentences.   1. Tom won't be late, will he? No, he's never late.   2. You're tired, aren't you? Yes, a little.   3. You've got a camera, ---? Yes, why? Do you want to borrow it?   4. You weren't listening, ---? Yes, I was!   5. Sue doesn't know Ann, ---? No, they've never met.   6. Jack's on holiday, ---? Yes, he's in Portugal.   7. Ann's applied for the job, ---? Yes, but she won't get it.   8. You can speak German, ---? Yes, but not very fluently.   9. He won't mind if I use his phone, ---? No, of course he won't.   10. There are a lot of people here, ---? Yes, more than I expected.   11. Let's go out tonight, ---? Yes, let's.   12. This isn't very interesting, ---? No, not very.   13. I'm too impatient, ---? Yes, you are sometimes.   14. You wouldn't tell anyone ---?No