Name of some animals

Animals are an important part of our world. They come in many shapes and sizes, from tiny insects to large elephants. Some animals live in the wild, while others are pets or farm animals. They have different habitats, diets, and ways of surviving. In this lesson, we will explore different types of animals, their characteristics, and why they are important to nature and humans. Let's discover the amazing world of animals together!

Cat=chat

Dog=Chien

Chicken=Poule

Duck=Poule

Turkey=Dinde

Snake=Snake

Sheep=Sheep

Pig=Cochon

Fish=Poisson

Cow=Vache

Horse=Cheval

Donkey=Anne

Rabbit=Lapin

Guinea pig= Cabaye

Tortoise=Touture

Felix is my Cat

Cocoo is my Rabbit

Buster is my dog

This vs that

Remember to use this to talk about what is close to you and that to talk about what far from you

EX: this my Cow

This is your Chicken

Ex2: that is her Fish

That is our Sheep

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