Fascinating Insights on Environmental Impact and Wildlife Conservation

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1. In a particular or to an exceptional degree 1. Particularly, sea animals such as dolphins are greatly affected by oil spills. 2. Especially 2. He particularly pointed out the fact that oil spills can be prevented. 3. Most ocean animals are particularly affected when there are oil spills. 3. In detail; minutely 4 In a particular manner; specifically; individually. Definition Sentence

1. Where there is oil in the sea, there will be many animals affected in an unfortunate way. 2. Where the trees grow in abundance, there is always a diverse ecosystem. 3. Where you plant the trees, you will be creating a healthy environment for many animals. 1. In or at what place, part, point, etc. 2. In a position; case 3. In any place, position; case. Definition Sentence

1. Besides, many animals will benefit from our program to help out the environment. 1. Moreover 2. Furthermore 2. Besides, the internet source states that many animals can survive oil spills. 3. Also Definition Sentence

1. As an example 1. For instance, he was able to both sing and dance, which made him a perfect person for the part in the play. 2. For instance, both resources stated that many birds died due to the oil spill in the ocean. 2. In this situation 3. In this case Definition Sentence

1. Additionally, the dolphins also help navigate ships through narrow passages. 2. In addition to my last comment, I would like to also point out that dolphins are friendly mammals. 3. Additionally, the dolphins play in the water at the aquarium. 1. An enhancement 2. In addition to; in or by way of addition 3. Furthermore; moreover Definition Sentence

1. In addition 1. Also, we will be studying the effects of acid rain on our crops. 2. Furthermore 2. Also, based on facts, I believe that we need to conserve our water. 3. Also, when oil spills in the ocean, many birds and sea life are harmed. 3. And; as well 4. Plus; moreover Definition Sentence

1. Actually, the monarch butterfly migrates south during the winter. 2. Actually, there really are trout in the river. 3. Actually, we have many beautiful lakes that are great for fishing. 1. Really; in fact; in reality 2. Truly; truthfully, genuinely, literally, 3. In actuality; as a matter of fact Definition Sentence

1. Many people were there such as; the mayor, the premier, and the councillors. 1. Implies inclusion 2. People such as John make the room a pleasant place to be. 2. For example 3. We can play games such as football or baseball. 3. Of a similar kind Definition Sentence

1. As well as being tasty, dandelions are used to make salads. 1. And in addition 2. As well, we will be analyzing our own environment so that we can take positive steps. 3. As well as providing us warmth in our homes, oil is also used in many household products. 2. And in addition to 3. As much as Definition Sentence

1. In fact, we have enough money to go on two field trips. 2. In fact, the source states that the oil was cleaned up and the shores are now back to its natural form. 3. In fact, all of the ducks were saved through the volunteer program to clean the oil off of them. 1. Something that actually exists; reality; truth. 2. Something known to exist or to have happened. 3. A truth known by actual experience or observation. Definition Sentence

1. Similarly, the alligator has sharp teeth like the crocodile. 1. In a like or similar manner. 2. Similarly, both Mike and Jim like to help out at the food bank. 2. In the same way; in a similar fashion. 3. Similarly, the bike and the motorcycle are both fun to ride in the mountains. 3. Likewise Definition Sentence

1. For example, many people helped to clean up the wildlife covered with oil from the spill. 1. For instance 2. Such as 2. For example, many wildlife such as dolphins and sharks had to find new unpolluted waters to swim. 3. Like Definition Sentence

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