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The document discusses the physical features of various animals, though some statements contradict each other. It notes that penguins have beaks, vicuñas have four legs, jaguars do not have feathers despite one contradictory statement, ostriches have two wings, pumas have two eyes and two small ears, deers have antlers despite one contradictory statement, alligators do not have fins despite one contradictory statement, elephants have a trunk and two long tusks, giraffes do not have a short neck, and anteaters have a long tongue.
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Powerpoint to correct exercice
- 1. Penguins have got beaks.
- 2. Vicuñas have got four legs.
- 3. Jaguars have got feathers. Jaguars haven’t got feathers.
- 4. Ostriches have got two wings.
- 5. Pumas have got two eyes and two small ears.
- 6. Deers haven’t got antlers. Deers have got antlers.
- 7. Alligators have got fins. Alligators haven’t got fins.
- 8. Elephants have got a trunk and two long tusks.
- 9. Giraffes haven’t got a short neck.
- 10. Anteaters have got a long tongue.