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j. She was angry herself for having made such stupid mistakes.
f. The test was far ... difficult for the students to do.
g. The suitcase was . . . . heavy for the kid to pick up.
ime to take a holiday this year.
h. We haven't got.
i. The coffee was. ******°*****
.. hot to drink; so I left it for a minute to cool
j. The teacher must give students .practice exercises to understand this lesson.
3. Rewrite the following sentences as suggested; use "too" or "enough" to complete the ideas.
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ENVIRONMENT AND ECOLOGY UNI
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c. The participants in the campaign have very little training to clean the area.
They aren't . . .
A study published some time ago showed that global warming was expected to further
heat up the world's oceans and cause glaciers in the Himalayas and ice sheets in
Greenland to melt. It estimated sea levels would increase between 28 centimetres to 34
by 2100. ANGER
"What we found is that sea levels are rising and increasing with time," said John Church, a
co-author of the study by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation. "It means
there will be increased flooding of low-lying areas when there are storm surges," he said. This will lead
to an increase of coastal erosion on sandy beaches. "We're going to see increased flooding on island
nations." The writer added.
Most scientists believe grenhouse gases from human activities, like coal-burning and power plants,
cause global warming by trapping solar heat in the atmosphere. Greenhouse gas emission should be
reduced by 50 per cent by 2050; otherwise climate change will continue and increase in magnitude.
Some countries like Australia and Canada have started the process, but there is a long way to go. What
about the other countries? Have they started yet ?!
Adapted from: www.usatoday.com
C. explain how sea levels rise. Figure 0.19 Rise in saa lavat in rorthwest Europe
during the last 18.ta yoars
Alier Mois0r, 1971
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