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Elementary Level - Review 1
People and animals are similar in many ways. They have a body, members and a head. They have families, friends and enemies.
But there are also differences. People don’t have wings, for example. People also don’t have tails. The form of the body is different, too: for each animal the body has a specific form.
People have a thing that animals don’t have: work. There are many different works. There are teachers, there are secretaries, drivers, lawyers, postmen, firemen &c.
An other difference is that people have houses and cities. Animals don’t have houses and don’t have cities.
Animals don’t have sports, too, but they have similar things like running, swimming &c.
Animals don’t have music. But most birds are singers, and have very beautiful music.
But the biggest difference is that people have animals in jails, but animals don’t have people in jails.