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Question
Read the question from the lesson. What do they imply?
Are you listening?
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Solution
The writer is asking us if we could hear the sound of nature, whispering and commanding us. It implies that nature is conveying a message to us, and we need to listen. Nature can be gentle as well as fierce. It can comfort us, and it can destroy us. It is thus essential for us to know the importance of nature and realise its power.
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