1) Human life is dependent on nature (that's why we call her Mother Nature.) We take
everything from nature to live our lives. Do we give back anything to nature?
(i)Write down some examples of the natural resources we use.
(ii)Write a paragraph expressing your point of view regarding our relationship with nature.
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yeah , we human are directly depends to nature and among both of we, we have intellectual relationship ...if the nature is being disturb by human then it's directly makes negative effects on we living being , if the human are disturb means again the nature will be disturb ..
There are various types of natural resources which we use in our daily life for our survival ..
- List yourself some basic natural resources and explain it ..
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