WEEK 2 - Activity 1

Activity 1

Topic Sentence:

Humans are often harmed by pollution.

 

Classification

Examples of Hazardous Substances

Pollution

Land

Garbage

Pesticides

Heavy metals

Other chemicals

 

Air

Toxic gases

Solid and liquid particles or aerosols

Other hazardous air pollutants

 

Water

Industrial wastes

Sewage

Waste waters

Chemical fertilizers

Pesticides

Transitional Expressions:

For instance, such as, lastly, like, and

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