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• ingilizce simple present tense kullanarak hikaye yazarmısınız
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  kierabecker

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• are/ ten/türe/scissors cümle kur​
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  mcfarland

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• ingilizce 6. sınıf 3 ünite karşılaştırma sıfatları sorular 5 ten fazla olsun soruyu anlamayan varsa örnek: lazy: lazier veya small: smaller yada beatiful: more beatiful
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  gloriafarmer

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• Plastic waste in the world’s oceans is affecting marine life in new and unusual ways, researchers reported recently.A group of U.S. and Canadian scientists found that some species are living on a huge area of plastic garbage floating in the Pacific Ocean.The team discovered animals such as oceanic barnacles and crabs living alongside coastal barnacles and anemones.Linsey Haram of the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center was the lead writer of the report that appeared recently in the publication Nature Communications.“We expected to find oceanic marine species that have adapted on plastics, but we were...surprised to discover coastal marine species as well,” Haram said.It is not known how some coastal marine life got out into the ocean, added Haram.“They may already be out there settling on the plastics, but most likely they are being…transported from the coast on floating debris,” she told VOA.Debris is another term for waste.The study looked at the Great Pacific Garbage Patch between Hawaii and California. The patch, or area, is more than 1.5 million square kilometers. It is mostly plastic waste.The debris includes large amounts of very small pieces of plastic, along with water bottles, toothbrushes and fishing gear. The garbage is drawn together in circular ocean flows called gyres.The plastics can float together like that for years.Amy Uhrin is chief scientist of the Marine Debris Program at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Washington.The size of the patch can change depending on the wind and ocean currents, Uhrin told VOA.The Ocean Voyages Institute in Sausalito, California, is a nonprofit group that works to remove garbage from the ocean. It gave the researchers the debris needed for the study.Ocean Voyages President Mary Crowley said a large ship with special equipment pulls tons of garbage from the patch. She said the effort seeks especially to remove “the very harmful elements like plastic fishing nets that still catch and kill whales, dolphins and turtles.” ingilizce telafuzu lutfen ya acil gerek​
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  mylee

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