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This document discusses ants and their behaviors. It notes that ants come in different colors, build nests underground or on top of the ground, and have different jobs like soldiers guarding the nest or the queen laying eggs. Ants use their antennae to touch and smell and are strong for their small size.
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Ants ants vocab pres
- 2. here
- 4. here 这里
- 5. there
- 7. there 那边
- 8. everywhere
- 10. watch
- 11. watch 看
- 12. group
- 13. This is a group of ants.
- 14. group 组
- 15. different
- 16. The ants are different colors.
- 17. different 不同
- 18. find
- 19. You can find ants in the grass.
- 20. find 搜寻
- 21. touch
- 22. Ants use antennae to touch and smell.
- 23. touch 触摸
- 24. smell
- 25. Ants use antennae to touch and smell.
- 26. smell 闻
- 27. size
- 28. Ants are very strong for their size.
- 29. size 尺寸
- 30. nest
- 31. Most ants build nests under or on top of the ground.
- 32. nest 蚁巢
- 33. under
- 34. Most ants build nests under or on top of the ground.
- 35. under 下
- 36. on top of
- 37. Most ants build nests under or on top of the ground.
- 38. on top of 上边
- 39. ground
- 40. Most ants build nests under or on top of the ground.
- 41. ground 地面
- 42. build
- 43. Most ants build nests under or on top of the ground.
- 44. build 建
- 45. guard
- 46. Soldier ants guard the nest.
- 47. guard 守卫
- 48. amazing
- 49. Ants are amazing animals.
- 50. amazing 惊人
- 51. eggs
- 52. The queen ant lays all the eggs.
- 53. eggs 鸡蛋
- 54. job
- 55. Different ants in the nest have different jobs.
- 56. job 工作