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The document describes and compares two animals - a cheetah and an elephant. It notes that cheetahs are very fast, yellow with black spots, have long tails and small heads, and can run very fast. Elephants are described as very big, grey and heavy, with large ears, big tummies, and long trunks. The document concludes by comparing the two animals, stating that cheetahs are faster but shorter than elephants, while elephants are heavier but slower than cheetahs.
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- 1. Describing and comparing animals By Nadia
- 2. This is a cheetah It's very fast. It's yellow with black spots It's got a long tail and a small head. It's got a long body It can't fly. It can swim and run very fast
- 3. This is an elephant It's very big. It's grey and heavy. It's got big ears. It's got a big tummy. It's got a long trunk. It can't fly but It can swim.
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- 5. The elephant is slower than the cheetah The cheetah is shorter than the elephant
- 6. The elephant is slower than the cheetah The cheetah is shorter than the elephant