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Everglades National Park: 'The Liquid Heart of Florida'
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Hear descriptions of wetlands and wildlife.
Listen to each sentence and write what you hear.
Audio and answer checking: https://joy-english.com/listening-lessons/everglades-national-park-the-liquid-heart-of-florida
Words to know
- swamp
- Wet land partly covered with water.
- wonder
- Something that is very surprising and beautiful.
- mahogany
- A tree with hard, dark red wood.
Answer key
- Today on our national parks journey, we explore the Everglades in South Florida.“Today on our journey” introduces this week's place.
- But, others enter the park on water and go uncounted.“Others” means other visitors. “Uncounted” means nobody counts them.
- The Everglades is considered one of the biological wonders of the world.“Is considered” is passive: people think it is.
- They include mangrove and cypress swamps, estuaries and coastal marshes.A list of wetland types follows “They include”.
- The country’s largest living mahogany tree also lives in the Everglades.“The country’s largest living” uses a possessive and a superlative.