Unit 5. water
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This document discusses water, where it can be found naturally like lakes, seas and rivers. It then lists some common ways people use water like flushing toilets, washing dishes, playing, watering plants, drinking and brushing teeth. It also explains the three forms water can take - solid, liquid, and steam - and depicts the water cycle. Finally, it notes that pollution harms aquatic life and the environment, preventing people from enjoying nature.
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- 5. Solid, liquid and steam Solid Liquid Steam
- 8. Pollution Polluted water kills fish.
- 10. People cannot enjoy the countryside if it is polluted.