If We Lost Invertebrates, Flowering Plants Would Lose Their Pollinators
If We Lost Invertebrates, Flowering Plants Would Lose Their Pollinators
If We Lost Invertebrates, Flowering Plants Would Lose Their Pollinators
1. PUT THE VERB INTO THE CORRECT FORM. USE 2ND CONDITIONAL.
a) If there _________________ (be) a cockroach in my bed, I _________________
(get) up fast and try to kill it.
b) I _________________ (be) angry with you if we _________________ (not / be)
friends.
c) We _________________ (know) so much about invertebrates, if biologists
________________ (study / not) beforehand.
d) Which animal ________________ (you / try) to save, if you _________________
(be) a conservationist?
You've probably heard that before, right? And if you've been stung by a bee, as
most of us have at one time or another, you probably took a little satisfaction in
knowing the bee was on a suicide mission when it_________ you. Did you ever
wonder if it's true? Do _________ really die after they sting you?
It actually depends on what kind of bee _________ you. Honey bees do, indeed,
die after they sting you, but other bees (and wasps, for that matter) can sting you
and _________ to fight another battle.
The honey bee dies as a result of the abdominal rupture. So a honey bee can
only sting once. Because _________ bees live in large, social colonies, the group can
afford to sacrifice a few members in defense of their hive (the bee’s colony).
‘Because of’ – “Because of pollinating insects, there is enough food for the
producers that provide us meat.”
‘Because’ – … because they contain numerous necessary nutrients
3. I’m not swimming in this river _______________ the water is awfully polluted.
a) because b) because of c) why
e) Ross and Ana’s cat ran away last week. They are still looking for it.
______ cat run away last week. They are still looking for it.