Form 4. Unit 9. Months and seasons

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The document discusses the months and seasons of the year. It lists the months that fall within each season - winter (December, January, February), spring (March, April, May), summer (June, July, August), and autumn (September, October, November). It then asks the reader questions about their favorite month and when they and their mother were born.

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FORM 4. UNIT 9. LESSON 1.
MONTHS AND
SEASONS
Liudmila Tsvirko
teacher of English
Osipovichi Secondary School № 2

Winter months are …
December
January
February

Autumn months are …
September
October
November

What month do you like?
December March
January April
February May
September June
November July
October August

When were you born?
Model. I was born in May.
My mum was born in February.

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Form 4. unit 6. my house. l 2.

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Form 3. Unit 6. My home. Lesson 1. What 's this?

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Form 5. unit 6. in the city.l 2

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Form 5.unit 8.lesson 3. running fast and walking slowly

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Form 5. unit 6. in the city.l 3

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Form 5. unit 6. in the city.l 4

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Form 5. unit 6. in the city.l 6 (gymnasia)

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Form 5.unit8.lesson2.hot and cold, dry and wet

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Form 3.Unit 3. Lesson 6. Look at me!

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Form 3.Unit 3. Lesson 7.He's got purple hair!

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Form 4. unit 4. a day off. lesson1

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Form 3.Unit 3.People around me. Lesson 1. This is my family.

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Form 5 unit 2 lesson 2

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Form 5.unit 7. lesson5.on the farm (gymnasia)

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Form 5. unit 6. in the city.l 1

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Form 5. unit 7.lesson 7.Wildlife of Belarus (gymnasia)

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Life in_our_school_in_rybnik[1]

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Form 5.unit 7. lesson1. enjoy the countryside (gymnasia)

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Form 5.unit 7. lesson3.stay safe in the countryside (gymnasia)

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Form 4. unit 6. my house. l 2.

Form 4. unit 5. pet of the family. lesson 3.beautiful or ugly

Form 3. Unit 6. My home. Lesson 1. What 's this?

Form 5. unit 6. in the city.l 2

Form 5.unit 8.lesson 3. running fast and walking slowly

Form 5. unit 6. in the city.l 3

Form 5. unit 6. in the city.l 4

Form 5. unit 6. in the city.l 6 (gymnasia)

Form 5.unit8.lesson2.hot and cold, dry and wet

Form 3.Unit 3. Lesson 6. Look at me!

Form 3.Unit 3. Lesson 7.He's got purple hair!

Form 4. unit 4. a day off. lesson1

Form 3.Unit 3.People around me. Lesson 1. This is my family.

Form 5 unit 2 lesson 2

Form 5.unit 7. lesson5.on the farm (gymnasia)

Form 5. unit 6. in the city.l 1

Form 5. unit 7.lesson 7.Wildlife of Belarus (gymnasia)

Life in_our_school_in_rybnik[1]

Form 5.unit 7. lesson1. enjoy the countryside (gymnasia)

Form 5.unit 7. lesson3.stay safe in the countryside (gymnasia)

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