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Se3 lesson 20-the weather
- 2. SUNNY CLOUDY ICY COLD WINDY PARTLY CLOUDY FOGGY FREEZING RAINY SNOWY HOT RAINBOW STORMY TORNADO WARM WEATHER FORECAST
- 4. WHAT IS THE WEATHER LIKE? IT IS _________
- 5. Write the words: 1. What comes after winter: _____________________ 2. You need an umbrella when it’s: _____________________ 3. Dog are often afraid when it’s: _____________________ 4. When leaves turn red, it’s: _____________________
- 6. How To go go to the beach To sunbathe To use sunscreen To go jet ski To wear a raincoat To go to work To take a hot bath To wear warm clothes To go cycling To fly a kite To go fishing To bake fish To wear warm clothes To go skiing To build a snowman To drink hot chocolate What do you often do when it’s sunny?