ENG 22B UCLA Wildlife Experts Want to Stop Fur Trade Question

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Q1:Agree or disagree with the following fur trade argument. Please explain your opinion then.

Many wildlife experts want to stop the fur trade.

In your expressions of agreement or disagreement, please use some of the following formulas:

E. g. That’s wrong. I don’t think so. Modern fur farm is cruel. Animals are often killed there. And I think it is unlikely that animals don’t suffer there

Q2:Copy and complete the sentences using the correct form of the word from the list of words and word combinations put under the sentences below.

1. Man … an area of forest as big as Switzerland every year.
2. Since 1947, 50% of woods and 95% of meadows in Britain … .
3. Today, because of … , the number of African elephant has fallen dramatically.
4. Indian tiger cat, snow leopard are all in … because … kill them for their … .
5. The law … animals in danger, but there are different laws in different countries and some hunters … the law.
6. In the USA 500 … of plants and animals have become … since the 1500s.
7. During the 1960s an era of newfound … awareness began.
8. Near the coast the level of … is very high. It kills dolphins and seals.

The list of words: extinct, poaching, fur, pollution, break, environmental, destroy, poachers, protect, species, disappear, danger, ES List.

Q3:In the text which we read during Week 1, find and write here the examples of the verbs used in Present Simple, Present Progressive, Past Simple, Present Perfect, and Future Simple. Please also think and be ready to discuss in our upcoming online class meeting the reasons why those verbs are used in that text in these particular tenses.

To refresh your knowledge of these verb tenses, please use the videos from http://www.eslgold.com/grammar/, namely:

• http://www.eslgold.com/grammar/simple_present.html

(Simple Present Tense);

• http://www.eslgold.com/grammar/present_progressive.html

(Present Progressive Tense);

• http://www.eslgold.com/grammar/simple_past.html

(Simple Past Tense);

• http://eslgold.com/grammar.html

(Present Perfect Tense);

• http://www.eslgold.com/grammar/simple_future.html

(Simple Future Tense).