Make a question with USED TO, then ask it to someone in your group: BEFORE THEY CHANGED THE LAW____ YOU _____ USE PLASTIC STRAWS?
Did you use to use plastic straws before they changed the law?
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Plastic bottles + RECYCLABLE + Aluminum cans
Plastic bottles are not as recyclable as aluminum cans.
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Make a question with USED TO, then ask it to someone in your group: WHY ___ WE ______ MAKE EVERYTHING WITH PLASTIC?
Why did we use to make everything with plastic?
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seesaw
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magnet
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rocket
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thief
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Taking shorter showers + SUSTAINABLE + taking a bath
Taking shorter showers is more sustainable than taking a bath.
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Eating less meat + ECOLOGICAL + eating a lot of meat.
Eating less meat is more ecological than eating a lot of meat.
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trap
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magnet
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rocket
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thief
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Make a question with USED TO, then ask it to someone in your group: ____ OUR PARENTS _____ SEPARATE TRASH/ WHEN THEY WERE YOUNG?
Did our parents use to separate trash when they were young?
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In the long run, disposable materials + CHEAP + reusable materials.
In the long run, disposable materials are not as cheap as reusable materials.
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Which of these is better for the environment? Why?
a) It's better to buy food and products from places which are CLOSER to our houses.
b) It's better to buy food and products from places which are FARTHER from our houses.
a) It's better to buy food and products from places which are CLOSER to our houses.
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lifesaver
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gold
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gift
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Fixing and mending things + GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT + buying new ones.
Fixing and mending things is better for the environment than buying new ones.
