Jan. 31, 2022
The house sparrow is still our most common bird but its numbers have declined by more than 70% over the last 10 years . If this continues there may well not be any left by the year 2050. I believe we need to act now to stop this happening. We can help this situation immediately by protecting the environment they need to live in: our gardens. We can put up nesting boxes and bird feeders. But I believe we need to think about the long-term solutions and we can only do this by educating our children. This is why we go into schools to show what is happening to our wildlife and show how we can help stop this.
save the house sparrow
The house sparrow is still our most common bird but its numbers have declined by more than 70% over the last 10 years .
If this continues, there may well not be any left by the year 2050.
I believe we need to act now to stop this from happening.
We can help this situation immediately by protecting the environment they need to live in: our gardens.
We can put up nesting boxes and bird feeders.
But I believe we need to think about the long-term solutions and we can only do this by educating our children.
This is why we go into schools, to show what is happening to our wildlife and show how we can help stop this.
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Important words in a title are often capitalized.
The house sparrow is still our most common bird but its numbers have declined by more than 70% over the last 10 years .
If this continues there may well not be any left by the year 2050.
I believe we need to act now to stop this from happening.
We can help this situation immediately by protecting the environment in which they need to live in: our gardens.
We can put up nesting boxes and bird feeders.
But I believe, however, that we need to think about the long-term solutions and we can only do this by educating our children.
This is why we go intovisit schools to show what is happening to our wildlife and to show how we can help stop this.
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sSave the house sparrow
The house sparrow is still our most common bird, but its numbers have declined by more than 70% over the last 10 years .
If this continues there may well not be any left by the year 2050.
I believe we need to act now to stop this from happening.
We can help this situation immediately by protecting their environment they need to live in: our gardens.
But I believe we need to think about the long-term solutions, and we can only do this by educating our children.
I think this should be combined with the sentence above to become, "We can put up nesting boxes and bird feeders, but I believe we need to think about long term solutions. We can only do this by educating our children." It's not necessary, I just think it flows better.
This is why we go into schools to show what is happening to our wildlife and show how we can help stop this.
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Well done!
sSave the hHouse sSparrow
Don't forget title case! (In a title, capitalize every important word.)
The house sparrow is still our most common bird, but its numbers have declined by more than 70% over the last 10 years .
If this continues there may well not be any left by the year 2050.
I believe that we need to act now to stop this happening.
We can help this situation immediately by protecting the environment they need to live in:, our gardens.
We can put up nesting boxes and bird feeders.
But, I believe we need to think about the long-term solutions and w. We can only do this by educating our children.
I think two sentences sounds more natural here.
This is why we go into schools to show what is happening to our wildlife and show how we can help stop this.
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Good work :) Just a few small things.
save the house sparrow
Don't forget title case! (In a title, capitalize every important word.)
Important words in a title are often capitalized. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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But I believe we need to think about the long-term solutions and we can only do this by educating our children. But, I believe we need to think about the long-term solutions I think two sentences sounds more natural here.
I think this should be combined with the sentence above to become, "We can put up nesting boxes and bird feeders, but I believe we need to think about long term solutions. We can only do this by educating our children." It's not necessary, I just think it flows better.
This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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