надо сдать до вечера (19:00) Написать эссе на тему исчезающих животных (60-80 слов)
1 - проблема
2 - ее последствия
3 - решение проблемы и ожидаемые результаты
4 - вывод
Если не получится написать на английском - пишите на русском, я сам переведу, если вдруг будете писать на английском - нужно сдерживать профессиональный стиль - не использовать сокращение слов (don't X) (Do not V)
Нельзя использовать слова, которые очень сильно описывают эмоции, слишком сильные выражение, по типу Horrible, terrible
Нельзя употреблять слова, которые категорично указывает на ваше мнение, например: I think
Можно использовать такие выражения как: in my opinion, to my mind

Today the danger to our natural world is growing every day . Modern life is not suitable for many species of animals. The air is not fresh and the water is not clean. They don’t often have good things to eat and space to live. Every day people destroy rainforests and when trees are cut down many animals lose their homes. We need to do something soon or else many creatures won’t survive.

For example, Indian tigers are in the Red Book now. People have hunted and killed many tigers in India. Some people killed them to save their domestic animals or their lives. And some people killed the tigers for fun or for their beautiful skin which they can easily sell at high prices. As a result, there are few Indian tigers on the Earth now. Many of them are old animals and most tigers hide from people in deep dark forests. And the question is: “Have these animals got a future?”

Helping endangered wildlife around the world requires global interventions that are not feasible for individuals. Therefore, entire organizations with worldwide recognition are being created, such as WWF, Greenpeace. With their help, it has become much easier to solve the problems of preserving the diversity of biological species of animals in the wild. A large number of reserves are being created, where animals will be protected. It is also necessary to reduce the scale of illegal hunting in the near future, because today the problem has become truly serious.

Such an important and global goal as the conservation of rare and endangered animals, to the extent necessary for its implementation, requires the intervention of the maximum number of people. Therefore, if people begin to think more about whether their descendants will inherit something, it may then be possible to preserve a little more part of the living world. Even a small donation or the simplest volunteer work is another step towards restoring natural resources.