Wstaw: pond, snails, connected, fish, garden, water, frogs, eggs, weeds, clean, eating, flies, produces.

In my …... there is a …... . In this ecosystem the sun … energy for the water weeds. The flies lay their … on the water weeds. The … live in water and feed on the and lay their eggs in the . The keep the water clean by the rotting vegetation. The also keep the water
by eating bacteria and micro-organism. All the parts are

In my garden there is a pond. In this ecosystem the sun produces energy for the water weeds. The flies lay their eggs on the water weeds. The frogs live in water weeds and feed on the flies and lay their eggs in the water. The fish keep the water clean by eating the rotting vegetation. The snails also keep the water clean.

by eating bacteria and micro-organism. All the parts are connected.

In my garden there is a pond . In this ecosystem the sun produces energy for the water weeds. The flies lay their eggs on the water weeds. The frogs live in water weeds and feed on the flies and lay their eggs in the water . The fish keep the water clean by eating the rotting vegetation. The snails also keep the water clean by eating bacteria and micro-organism. All the parts are connected.

Andrew Marvell uses hyperbole as well as the metaphysical conceit in his poem To His Coy Mistress.

A clear example of hyperbole, or exaggeration, are the following lines:

       Love you ten years before the flood, (...)"

and

      Thine eyes, and on thy forehead gaze; (...)"

what is exaggerated is the number of years