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lrrighter  and the days become longer. Summer is
 3.  ,{xcltucu  Y4o6nrr.
 4. ,fl oleny ecd catroe Jryrlilree'  Lhe hottest season when there are a lot of fruit,
 5.  gemno  roBop.fi' s ne.nro6nro  xoAr4rb  rro MaraorrHaM'  br:rries  and vegetables.  Schoolchildren  have their
         longest holidays. Itts my favourite season.  I like
 IV. Ornerbre  rra Borrpocbr'  Lo swim, lie in the sun, play outdoors in summer.
 1. Why do people wear different clothes?  '['he weather is usually fine' Sometimes it rains.
 2. What do you put on when it's warrs or cold?  But the rains are usually warm.
 3. What are Your  favourite clothes?  Autumn comes after summer. It brings rains
 4. What are You  wearing now?  trnd cold weather. But it's a tasty and beautiful
 5. What do  You  wear everY ilaY?  season.  Because there are a lot of fruits in autumn:
 6- What wiII  You Put  on tomorrow?  apples,  pears,   Sapes,  plums, watermelons and melons.
 7. What did  You  wear  YesterdaY?
 -  8. What do you put onwhen  you go to the party?  The leaves are red, green and yellow ald they fall
 9. What did your parents buy you last month? Did  down from the trees. On the 1"t of Septemberwe  go
         to school. A school year begins.
 it suit You?
 10. Do  You  like to go shoPPing?  I think all seasons  are beautiful.
                             VocabuIary
 Seasons
         autumn  n.         ['c:tem]     ocerrb
 There are four seasons in a year' They are winter'  beautiful  o.  ['bju:tafol]  xpacrnrrfi,  npexpacxuft
 spring, summer and autumn' There are three  because cj.  [bi:'koz]  IIOTOMy  rITO,  TaK KaR
         trecorire  (became)  u.
                                         CTAHOBIIThCfi.
 ,io"til. in each season. December, January and  begin  (began) u.  [bt'krm]  na.rr.raarr(ca)
                            Ibr'gm]
 FlUrrrury  are winter months' March' April and  berry n.  ['ben]  sroAa
 May are spring months. Summer months are June'  bright  a.  Ibrart]  aprufi
 i"fy u"a-August-  Then Autumn  months come:  each  pron.  li:{l  raxArri
                                         lonyqaTb  yAoBonbcTBrte
                             Im'Scr]
         enJoy  u.
 Sepiember,  October and November'  faII down (fell) u.  ['fc:ldaon]  olaaaTb,  IIa.4atb
 ^Wirrt"t  is the coldest s )ason of the year' Summer  flower  n.  [flaua]  IIBeroK
 is the warmest  season. Spring  is warmer  than winter  fruit  n.  Ifnrt]  Qpynr(rr)
 but it is colder than iummer' Autumn is also  grapes  n.  Igrerps]  Br{rroqpaA
         grass n.
                                         TpaBa
 cold.er  than summer but it is warmer  than winter'  holidays  n.  Igro:s]  KallUKyn6r
                             Iholedz]
 Every season has its own charm and is good  hot a.  Ihot]  nrapxufi,  ropavrafi
 in its own way. There is much snow in winter' It  Ieaf  (leaves) n.  [1i:fJ  .nncr (;racrra)
 oit"" snows. I like to ski, skate and sledge in  lie (lay) u.  Ia]  JIE,KAT6
         melon  z.
                                         AbIHtr,
 winter. In spring  we enjoy the first grass' green  month n.  ['melan]  Mecfi4
                             Imrn0]
 t"u'u"t and the first flowers' The sun shines  outdoors  adu.  ['aut'dc:z]  rra oTlcpbrToM  BosAyxe
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