Unit 3 Water Wet and Dry
Vocabulary Boil Change Cook Drink Find Freeze Make Sleep Stop Swim Wash Waste
Vocabulary Cactus Camel Plant Rock Sand
Grammar Tip We sometimes use What…… ? And Which…? With A noun: What percentage … ? Which languages …. ? Adverbs of frequency always, usually, regularly, normally, often, sometimes, occasionally, rarely, seldom, never are adverbs of frequency. The position of these adverbs is: before the main verb
Vocabulary Dive Dolphin Float Jump Lake Ocean Penguin Seagull Shark Tuna Whale
West Ireland Whale Watch Humpback Whales Length 15 m Weight 30 tone's These whales are famous for their long songs and big jumps. We sometimes see them, about three times a week, but they’re never around for long so be ready to take a photo Fin Whales Length 20 m Weight 80 tones Fin whales live for up 100 years. They are common in the North Atlantic and we often see them near Ireland
Killer whales Length 8 m Weight 8 tones These animals eat 400 kilograms every day and they often eat other whales we occasionally see them, about twice a month: Let’s hope we’re lucky Minke whales Length 10 m Weight 10 tones These creatures usually swim alone, but they sometimes feed in pairs. We usually see them because they like cold water Bottlenose dolphins Length 3 m Weight 500 kg These dolphins are very active and jump very high. We always see them. We guarantee great photos every day! People often ask us about grey whales, but we never see them because they live in the Pacific Ocean
