nature & environment
B1 Intermediate

Nature & Environment β€” B1 English Lesson

πŸ“… 2026-10-07πŸ“Š B1 IntermediateπŸ“š 10 new words🎧 daily podcast

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wildlife
wildlife /WILD-lyfe/
noun
animals and birds that live in nature
"We saw lots of wildlife on our trip to the national park."
landscape
landscape /LAND-skeyp/
noun
everything you can see in a natural place β€” hills, fields, rivers
"The desert landscape is beautiful at sunset."
climate
climate /KLY-mut/
noun
the usual weather of a place over a long time
"The climate in Canada is cold in winter."
pollution
pollution /puh-LOO-shun/
noun
dirty air, water, or land that is bad for people and animals
"Cars cause a lot of air pollution in big cities."
recycle
recycle /ree-SY-kul/
verb
to use old paper, plastic, or glass again to make new things
"We recycle all our plastic bottles and newspapers."
endangered
endangered /in-DAYN-jurd/
adjective
an animal or plant that may disappear forever
"The panda is an endangered animal."
drought
drought /drowt/
noun
a long time with no rain, so plants cannot grow
"The drought killed many farms this year."
flood
flood /flud/
noun
water covering land that is usually dry
"The flood damaged many homes near the river."
harvest
harvest /HAR-vust/
noun
collecting crops from the fields when they are ready
"Farmers collect the harvest in autumn."
solar
solar /SOH-lur/
adjective
from the sun, or using energy from the sun
"They put solar panels on the roof of their house."
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πŸ“Grammar: First conditional and future time clauses

We use the **first conditional** for real future possibilities. The rule is: **if** + present simple, **will** / **won't** + verb. If we recycle more, we will have less pollution. Never use **will** after **if**. We say: If the drought ends, we will be happy. Not: if the drought will end. **Unless** means **if not**. The wildlife will disappear unless we protect it. We also use the present tense, not the future, after **when**, **as soon as**, **until**, **before**, and **after**. We say: I will call you when I arrive. Not: when I will arrive.

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