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IN WINTER IN SPRING IN SUMMER IN AUTUMN PLAY FOOTBALL READ BOOKS GO TO SCHOOL RIDE A BIKE SKATE SKI WATCH TV DRAW PICTURES PLAY COMPUTER GAMES What can we do in different seasons? PLAY CHESS DRAW PICTURES
The weather is …. It is … and ….
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Thirty days has September, April, June and November. All the rest have thirty-one, Excepting February alone, Which has but twenty-eight days clear, And twenty-nine in each leap year. (Robert F. Young.)
If it is … I will …. If it is … I won’t ….
Read the poem. In winter it’s snowy, slippery, foggy, In summer it’s sunny and fine, In autumn it’s cloudy, windy and rainy, In spring you may jump up to the sky.
TO START WITH… Dear Ann, I’m glad to hear from you. Thank you for your letter. You ask me about the weather in my country.
Tell your friend about the weather in your home village. I’d like to tell you about the weather in my village. It’s different in different seasons.
THE BODY OF YOUR POSTCARD Describe what the weather is like in your village. in winter… in summer… in autumn… in spring… It’s usually… It’s sometimes… It’s often… It’s always( never)…