The diagram illustrates the Life Cycle process of frogs in a pond. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The Life Cycle process of frogs in ponds is shown in the diagram below.
To begin
with, everything starts from the eggs and after some Linking Words
time
they turn into embryos. Use synonyms
Then
, the little tadpoles cling to water plants to have a safe place. With Linking Words
time
the external gills are grown for breathing by oxygen in the water. Use synonyms
Next,
the tail keeps growing and starts collecting enough nutrients for Linking Words
growing
of the whole body. Meanwhile, the legs are grown and Verb problem
the growth
Use synonyms
Correct article usage
the frog
frog
can move on the ground. First Correct article usage
the frog
time
after the legs appeared, the Use synonyms
frog
lives from food in the tale that had been collected before.
Use synonyms
Also
, the Linking Words
frog
's tail becomes shorter during the Use synonyms
time
the animal grows. Use synonyms
Finally
, the young Linking Words
frog
gets a full-size body Use synonyms
that is
ready for reproduction function.Linking Words
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