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This document provides recommendations for appropriate clothing based on different weather conditions such as cold, rainy, sunny, hot, windy, and freezing cold. It suggests wearing items like sunglasses, mittens, raincoats, umbrellas, boots, scarves, and sweaters depending on whether you need to put them on or take them off depending on if it is cold, rainy, sunny, hot, windy, or freezing cold outside.
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- 13. freezing cold
- 14. put on / take off Put on your shoes. Take off your coat.
- 15. It’s cold. You need to put on your sweater.
- 16. It’s freezing cold. You need to put on your scarf and mittens.
- 17. It’s rainy. You need to bring an umbrella.
- 18. It’s windy and rainy. You don’t need an umbrella you need your raincoat.