A bird shows two kinds of movements-upstroke and downstroke. During the
downstroke the wings are moved downwards and forwards. The air is pushed
down by the feathers, giving a lift to the bird. On the upstroke, the feathers are twisted open and the air is passed between the feathers. Thus much less effort
is needed in the upstroke than in the downstroke.
(a) Circle the verbs in the passage . They are all in present tense . Write their past tense
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A bird showed two types a movements upstroke and downstroke. During the downstroke the wings were moved downwards and forward s. The air was pushed downwards by the feathers giving a lift to the bird. On the upstroke the feathers were twisted open and the air was passed between the feathers. Thus much effort was needed in the upstroke than in the downstroke
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