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The document summarizes an English lesson that a class had during a visit to the Prague Zoo. It includes questions students asked about different animals they saw at the zoo, such as identifying whether examples were mammals, their habitats, and dietary preferences. The lesson concluded with the class saying goodbye after their zoo field trip where they practiced using English to learn about various animals.
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- 2. We can speak English! We had a special English lesson in the ZOO. We spoke English a lot!
- 3. Who am I ? Am I big? No, you aren't. Am I a bird? No, you aren't. Am I a mammal? Yes, you are. Am I white or grey? Yes, you are. Am I a mouse? Yes, you are! Well done!
- 4. Andrew Sve.: Do I live in Africa? …, you don't. Am I a mammal? …, you are. Do I live in a cold place? …, you do. Do I eat meat? ..., you don't.
- 5. H - - - O I am very big and grey. I can swim. But who am I??? Am I a submarine?
- 6. John Gar.: Agama...? … I must find it in the ZOO! :)
- 7. I don't live in water!
- 8. Our teacher is a zebra!!! Where is his pyjamas?
- 9. What is he doing?
- 11. Is it a bird???
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- 14. How many gorillas are here? 17
- 15. And here? 11.5
- 16. Do you see 16 monkeys?
- 17. This is all from our special English lesson. Good bye! SNAP!