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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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I am studying for my toefl:
Can I write that?
The author has mentioned (or mentions?) in the passage that zoos provide an educational background for visitors, in contrast the speaker claims that people visiting a zoo only come to be entertained (can I say: for being entertained?)
Thanks for help
Chris
Can I write that?
The author has mentioned (or mentions?) in the passage that zoos provide an educational background for visitors, in contrast the speaker claims that people visiting a zoo only come to be entertained (can I say: for being entertained?)
Thanks for help
Chris
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I am studying for the TOEFL. The author states that zoos provide an educational background for visitors. In contrast , the speaker claims that people visit a zoo only to be entertained .
- I am studying for the TOEFL.
- The author states that zoos provide an educational background for visitors.
- In contrast , the speaker claims that people visit a zoo only to be entertained .
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I am studying for the TOEFL.
The author states that zoos provide an educational background for visitors. In contrast, the speaker claims that people visit a zoo only to be entertained.
The author states that zoos provide an educational background for visitors. In contrast, the speaker claims that people visit a zoo only to be entertained.
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