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English Documentary on Pythons with Transcript & Flashcards

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English Documentary on Pythons with Transcript & Flashcards to improve your listening and reading skills and enrich your vocabulary Source of documentary: National Geographic YouTube Channel Source of image: https://www.history.com/ Listening comprehension https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uns8vUQNxpc Reading comprehension Formidable snakes Almost no other predator on the planet inspires as much terror and curiosity as the python. One of the world’s longest snakes is a python. Length as a weapon The reticulated python of Southeast Asia usually grows around 16 feet long. However, the current record holder for the longest reticulated python measured at 25 feet. Pythons’ long bodies help the reptiles kill by way of ...

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  1. I think that snakes are really scarry and i cant overcome my fear. Pythons are really dangerous and I just can’t think about that a big python came out nowhere and kill me.

    • Thanks for your comment, Soroosh.
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      scarry = scary
      i cant = I can’t / cannot
      came out nowhere = came out of nowhere

  2. When we ant to talk about fear, almost everyone name snake as a scary creature; But I don’t feel like that. I feel sorry for them that we kill them for different reasons as well. I think they are not scary but they are beautiful.

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      we ant to talk about = we want to talk about
      everyone name snake = everyone names / mentions a snake / snakes
      creature; But = … creature; but …

  3. It was truly terrifying that a python is capable of swallowing an animal two or three times wider than its jaw. Moreover, I found it interesting that pythons have legs (spurs). I have seen a few pythons, they were of course docile and tame. But I had never dared to hold them and take a picture.

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      jaw = jaws (usually plural)

  4. Astonishing creatures which evolved through millions of years from lizards to an awesome incredible predators with unique capibilities that if leave alone in their natural habitats are docile but as usual by human manipulation of the nature and pet trafficking may evantuate to catastrophic events and harm. I should say human let alone the nature and it’s creatures and do not meddle in the laws of nature.

    • Thanks for commenting!
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      an awesome incredible predators = an awesome incredible predator
      “if leave alone in their natural habitats are docile” = This part is ungrammatical and ambiguous.
      evantuate = eventuate
      it’s creatures = its creatures
      Your last sentence should be revised to be grammatical and accurate.

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