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Vocabulary – 語彙
November
December
January
February
Cold weather
Snow
Ice
Rain
Snow ball fights
Warm clothes
Hat
Scarf
Gloves
Hot food and drinks
No leaves on trees
Dark nights
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Example Sentences -例文
Winter is one of the 4 seasons of the year and is usually during the months of November, December, January, February and it is when the weather is the coldest.
There is usually more rain and there can also be snow and ice. If you live in an area with a lot of snow, you can have a snow ball fight, where you throw snow at each other.
When you go outside you will need to wear warm clothes. You will also need to wear a hat on your head, a scarf around your neck and gloves on your hands.
You will also eat more hot food and drink more hot drinks, which will help you stay warm.
You will also notice changes outside in winter. The first thing you see is that the trees have no leaves and it also gets dark a lot earlier too.
Questions -質問
- Do you wear gloves in winter?
- What hot drinks do you drink to stay warm?
- Does it snow in your area?
- Have you ever had a snow ball fight?
- Do you like that it gets dark very early?
Example Answers – 回答例
- Normally I forget to bring my gloves, so I always have cold hands.
- I like to drink hot tea to stay warm in winter.
- It does not really snow here …maybe one or two days a year.
- I have had a snowball fight, it was so much fun, but very cold.
- I hate the early nights. Sometimes it Is dark by 4pm. I never see the daylight.
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