On a beautiful warm day in June 2003, Blake Stanfield decided to take his father, Neil, on a trip into the Alaskan wilderness. On their first morning, they set off together down the Koyukuk River on their raft. They had only travelled a few miles down the river when, to their horror, they saw a huge wall of ice in front of them! Their raft crashed into the ice and the men fell into the freezing cold water. If the water hadn't been so fast-flowing, they would have been able to crawl onto the ice, but instead it quickly sucked them under and swept them along. "What have I done?" Blake thought at that point. But just then, he surfaced and saw his father holding onto an oar. Freezing cold and with Neil suffering from hypothermia, the two men made their way to the shore. Blake quickly lit a fire. He knew his father would die from the cold if he didn't get warm soon. The next morning, Blake knew that he had to get help as they had lost all their supplies - their food, tent and clothes. He left his father and made his way towards a town 104 km away, singing loudly to scare off bears. He even caught and ate ants and spiders to give him strength. But there was a problem. Meanwhile, Neil was also fighting to stay alive. One time, he fell asleep and woke up just in time to keep his fire alight. By Monday, both men were getting weaker and weaker from lack of food. "If only I hadn't left my father!" Blake thought. But then, he had an idea. If he built a signal fire, any planes flying overhead would hopefully see him. On Tuesday evening, a pilot finally spotted Blake. After a short while, a rescue helicopter picked him up. They quickly found Neil. "You don't look so great yourself," Neil replied. The two men promised each other they would go on another trip together, but definitely without any swimming under ice!

Animals should be kept in Safaris. It's their natural habitat, and it's a lot better for them to freely roam around their home land. That way, they will always be healthier and safer. The only thing is, predators are going to look for prey. Cheetahs and lions will kill innocent animals to survive. Even if it's the cycle of life and the principle of the food chain, it still isn't present in zoos, where people take care of the animals and keep the hostile ones away from the innocent.

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13. is a hoop the same?

14. No. The hoop is lower in netball. 15. It doesn't have a board behind it either.

16. Do you bounce the ball in netball?

17. No. You can't move with the ball at all.

How do you score goals then?

18. You have to pass the ball to your team-mates.

19. Can you teach me to play netball?

20. Of course. We just need 12 more people.

Ok. I'll get some friends.

So will I. We'll meet here tomorrow.

Объяснение.

Диалог идёт про игру в нетбол, и поэтому:

13. is the hoop the same?

Говориться про деталь, сравнивая с баскетболом.

14. No. The hoop is lower in netball.

Речь идёт про игру.

15. It doesn't have a board behind it either.

Сравнивая деталь с баскетболом.

16. Do you bounce the ball in netball?

Т.К. Говорится про правила, или "мы делаем так всегда," используем present simple.

17. No. You can't move with the ball at all.

Нелльзя сказать ни also, потому что оно никогда не стоит в конце, с never такой же случай, а all это буквально "всё". Методом исключения.

How do you score goals then?

18. You have to pass the ball to your team-mates.

Говорится про правила игры, используем present simple.

19. Can you teach me to play netball?

Present simple из "когда-либо" научить играть.

20. Of course. We just need 12 more people.

Методом исключения, подходит только это вежливое одобрение.

Ok. I'll get some friends.

So will I. We'll meet here tomorrow.