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What are you wearing?
It´s Winter. It´s cold
and it´s snowing. I´m
wearing a blue jumper,
green trousers and
yellow boots. I´m
wearing a hat too.
It´s summer. It´s hot
and it´s sunny. I´m
wearing a yellow T-
shirt, red shorts and
yellow trainers. I´m
wearing a cap for the
sun.

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