If you are interested in the environment, (B5) there … is an excellent website called Tigernation. The website was set up to help with the conservation of tigers. It focuses its work particularly on India, a country (B6) where ... many thousands of tigers once lived. There are now fewer (B7) than … 2,000 remaining there. Did you know that a tiger's stripes are like a person's fingerprints in the sense that every individual is unique? This makes (B8) it … possible for the website to track the tigers as it recognises them by the pattern of their stripes.
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If you are interested in the environment, (B5) there … is an excellent website called Tigernation. The website was set up to help with the conservation of tigers. It focuses its work particularly on India, a country (B6) where ... many thousands of tigers once lived. There are now fewer (B7) than … 2,000 remaining there. Did you know that a tiger's stripes are like a person's fingerprints in the sense that every individual is unique? This makes (B8) it … possible for the website to track the tigers as it recognises them by the pattern of their stripes.
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1. Will Kathie mind if her sister (borrows) the bicycle without asking her?
2. Mrs Tucker (will not cook) over the fire if her husband (is repairing) the stove.
3. If Mr Wilson (had parked) his Bentley in a proper place, he (would not have paid) a fine.
4. It’s so nice of you to remind me of Amanda’s birthday. I (would have forgotten) about it if you (had not reminded) me.
5. If the inquisition (had not prosecuted) Galileo Galilei, he, despite his old age, (would have made) a lot of discoveries in physics and astronomy.
6. Mr Morgan doesn’t need to hurry at all. He (will arrive) in London too early if he (catches) 10.30 train.
7. The accused (would have avoided) punishment if an eye-witness to the accident (had not testified) on his behalf.
8. Bradley looks very different now. If you (see) him again, you (will not recognize) him.
9. Did you say anything when your father asked you? – No, I didn’t. You see, if I (had said) even a word, he (would have flown) into rage.
10. Chris is at the exam and knows only two topics well. He (would be) lucky enough if one of these topics (had been drawn) from the tickets.