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Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is being worn
away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the
waves,’ now, (2) is ruled by them, with huge forces
threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife
habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas (3)
are disappearing / have disappeared, and experts (4) fear
that this is just the beginning. It (5) is estimated / has been
estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea
levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the
Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000
hectares of farmland (6) will be turned into mud yats and
salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying
to prevent the erosion, the present government (7) is using
/ has used a method of managed retreat by creating new
defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm
land (8) to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the
country’s major cities could also (9) be affected. London,
Bristol and Cardiff all (10) expect severe yooding as their sea
defences (11) are destroyed / are being destroyed by the
rising tides.
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Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defences have been destroyed by the rising tides.
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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is  being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing/ have disappeared, and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated / has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using / has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defences have been destroyed/ are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is  being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing/ have disappeared, and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated / has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using / has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defences have been destroyed/ are being destroyed by the rising tides.
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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is  being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and Exercise wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing/ have disappeared, and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated / has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using / has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defences have been destroyed/ are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is  being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing/ have disappeared, and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated / has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using / has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defences have been destroyed/ are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is  being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing/ have disappeared, and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated / has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using / has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defences have been destroyed/ are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is being worn away (wear away) by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, (2) is ruled (rule) by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas (3) (present continuous) is disappearing / (present perfect) has disappeared (disappear), and experts (4) fear (fear) that this is just the beginning. It (5) (present simple) is estimated / (present perfect) has been estimated (estimate) that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6) will be turned into (turn into) mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7) (present continuous) is using / (present perfect) has been using (use) a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8) to be abandoned (abandon) to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9) be affected (affect). London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10) expect (expect) severe flooding as their sea defences (11) (present perfect) have been destroyed / (present continuous) are being destroyed (destroy) by the rising tides.
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Exercise 7

Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, (2) is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas (3) (present continuous)are disappearing / (present perfect)have disappeared, and experts (4) fear that this is just the beginning. It (5)is estimated / (present perfect) has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6) will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7) (present continuous)is using/ (present perfect) has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8) to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9)be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10) expect severe flooding as their sea defences (11) (present perfect)are destroyed/ (present continuous)are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is  (wear away) by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, (2)  (rule) by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas (3) (present continuous)  /(present perfect)  (disappear), and experts (4)  (fear) that this is just the beginning. It (5) (present simple)  / (present perfect)  (estimate) that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6)  (turn into) mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7) (present continuous) / (present perfect)  (use) a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8)  (abandon) to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9)  (affect). London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10)  (expect) severe flooding as their sea defences (11) (present perfect)  / (present continuous)  (destroy) by the rising tides

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Exercise 7

Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing/ have disappeared , and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated/ has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using/ has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defenses further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defenses have been destroyed/ are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is being worn away (wear away) by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, (2) is ruled (rule) by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas (3) (present continuous) are disappearing / (present perfect) have disappeared (disappear), and experts (4) fear (fear) that this is just the beginning. It (5) (present simple) is estimated / (present perfect) has been estimated (estimate) that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6) will be turned into (turn into) mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7) (present continuous) is using / (present perfect) has used (use) a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8) to be abandoned (abandon) to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9) be affected (affect). London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10) expect (expect) severe flooding as their sea defences (11) (present simple) are destroyed / (present continuous) are being destroyed (destroy) by the rising tides.
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Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is  (wear away) by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, (2)  (rule) by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas (3) (present continuous)  /(present perfect)  (disappear), and experts (4)  (fear) that this is just the beginning. It (5) (present simple)  / (present perfect)  (estimate) that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6)  (turn into) mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7) (present continuous) / (present perfect)  (use) a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8)  (abandon) to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9)  (affect). London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10)  (expect) severe flooding as their sea defences (11) (present perfect)  / (present continuous)  (destroy) by the rising tides

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Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is  (wear away) by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, (2)  (rule) by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas (3) (present continuous)  / (present perfect)  (disappear), and experts (4)  (fear) that this is just the beginning. It (5) (present simple)  / (present perfect)  (estimate) that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6)  (turn into) mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7) (present continuous)  / (present perfect)  (use) a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8)  (abandon) to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9)  (affect). London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10)  (expect) severe flooding as their sea defences (11) (present perfect)  / (present continuous)  (destroy) by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7

Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is  (wear away) by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, (2)  (rule) by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas (3) (present continuous)  / (present perfect)  (disappear), and experts (4)  (fear) that this is just the beginning. It (5) (present simple)  / (present perfect)  (estimate) that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6)  (turn into) mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7) (present continuous)  / (present perfect)  (use) a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8)  (abandon) to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9)  (affect). London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10)  (expect) severe flooding as their sea defences (11) (present perfect)  / (present continuous)  (destroy) by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is  being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing/ have disappeared, and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated / has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using / has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defences have been destroyed/ are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once 'ruled the waves,' now, (2)is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain's last wild, natural areas (3)are disappearing/have disappeared , and experts (4)fear hat this is just the beginning. It (5)is estimated/has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6)will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7)is using/has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8) to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9)be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10)expect severe flooding as their sea defences (11)are destroyed/are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7

Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, (2) is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas (3) are disappearing / have disappeared, and experts (4) fear that this is just the beginning. It (5) is estimated / has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6) will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7) is using / has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8) to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9) be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10) expect severe flooding as their sea defences (11) are destroyed / are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, (2) is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas (3) are disappearing / have disappeared , and experts (4) fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated / has been estimated hat there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6) will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7) is using / has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8) to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9) be affected . London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10) expect severe flooding as their sea defences (11) are destroyed / are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once 'ruled the waves,' now, (2)is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain's last wild, natural areas (3)are disappearing/have disappeared , and experts (4)fear hat this is just the beginning. It (5)is estimated/has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6)will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7)is using/has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8) to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9)be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10)expect severe flooding as their sea defences (11)are destroyed/are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ruled the waves, now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing/ have disappeared, and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated/ has been estimated that there will be a 38-55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using/ has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defences have been destroyed/ are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ruled the waves, now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing/ have disappeared, and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated/ has been estimated that there will be a 38-55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using/ has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defences have been destroyed/ are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is  being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing/ have disappeared, and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated / has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using / has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defences have been destroyed/ are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7

Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, (2) is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas (3) are disappearing / have disappeared, and experts (4) fear that this is just the beginning. It (5) is estimated / has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6) will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7) is using / has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8) to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9) be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10) expect severe flooding as their sea defences (11) have been destroyed / are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7

Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ruled the waves, now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing/ have disappeared, and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated/ has been estimated that there will be a 38-55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using/ has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defences have been destroyed/ are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is  being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing/ have disappeared, and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated / has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using / has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defences have been destroyed/ are being destroyed by the rising tides.
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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is  being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing/ have disappeared, and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated / has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using / has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defences have been destroyed/ are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defences have been destroyed by the rising tides.

1049652591@qq.com

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Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, (2) is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas (3) (present continuous)are disappearing / (present perfect)have disappeared, and experts (4) fear that this is just the beginning. It (5)is estimated / (present perfect) has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6) will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7) (present continuous)is using/ (present perfect) has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8) to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9)be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10) expect severe flooding as their sea defences (11) (present perfect)are destroyed/ (present continuous)are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is being worn away (wear away) by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, (2) is ruled (rule) by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas (3) (present continuous) is disappearing / (present perfect) has disappeared (disappear), and experts (4) fear (fear) that this is just the beginning. It (5) (present simple) is estimated / (present perfect) has been estimated (estimate) that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6) will be turned into (turn into) mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7) (present continuous) is using / (present perfect) has been using (use) a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8) to be abandoned (abandon) to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9) be affected (affect). London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10) expect (expect) severe flooding as their sea defences (11) (present perfect) have been destroyed / (present continuous) are being destroyed (destroy) by the rising tides.
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Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is being worn away (wear away) by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, (2) is ruled (rule) by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas (3) (present continuous) is disappearing / (present perfect) has disappeared (disappear), and experts (4) fear (fear) that this is just the beginning. It (5) (present simple) is estimated / (present perfect) has been estimated (estimate) that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6) will be turned into (turn into) mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7) (present continuous) is using / (present perfect) has been using (use) a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8) to be abandoned (abandon) to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9) be affected (affect). London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10) expect (expect) severe flooding as their sea defences (11) (present perfect) have been destroyed / (present continuous) are being destroyed (destroy) by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7

Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is

being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now,  is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing/have disappeared, and experts fear

(fear) that this is just the beginning. It (5) (present simple)

is estimated/has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using/ has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all

Expect severe flooding as their sea defences are destroyed/are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7
Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain is being worn away by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, is ruled by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas are disappearing / have disappeared, and experts fear that this is just the beginning. It is estimated / has been estimated that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland will be turned into mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government is using / has used a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land to be abandoned to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also be affected. London, Bristol and Cardiff all expect severe flooding as their sea defences are destroyed / are being destroyed by the rising tides.

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Exercise 7

Slowly but surely the coastline of Britain (1) is being worn away (wear away) by an advancing sea. The county which once ‘ruled the waves,’ now, (2) is ruled (rule) by them, with huge forces threatening to destroy vast areas of human and wildlife habitat. Already some of Britain’s last wild, natural areas (3) (present continuous) is disappearing / (present perfect) has disappeared (disappear), and experts (4) fear (fear) that this is just the beginning. It (5) (present simple) is estimated / (present perfect) has been estimated (estimate) that there will be a 38 – 55 cm rise in average sea levels by the year 2100. According to the Department of the Environment, during the next 50 years at least 10,000 hectares of farmland (6) will be turned into (turn into) mud flats and salt marshes by the increase in sea levels. Rather than trying to prevent the erosion, the present government (7) (present continuous) is using / (present perfect) has been using (use) a method of managed retreat by creating new defences further inland and allowing low-lying coastal farm land (8) to be abandoned (abandon) to the sea. However, many of the country’s major cities could also (9) be affected (affect). London, Bristol and Cardiff all (10) expect (expect) severe flooding as their sea defences (11) (present perfect) have been destroyed / (present continuous) are being destroyed (destroy) by the rising tides.
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Exercise Passive Voice
Cardiovascular disease can be caused by smoking.

The World cup was won by England in 1966.

The World cup was won by England.

The Clifton Suspension Bridge was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

The ozone layer has been damaged by the overuse of CFCs

The spread of hepatitis A could be prevented by a compulsory vaccination program.

A decision will be reached next week.

The fish was cooked perfectly

While the film was being made, the money ran out.

The building was completed at the end of last month.

All of our products are delivered to your door.
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