My Favorite Seasons
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leaves
/livz/
noun
the small petals on the branches of plants; plural of leaf
Example:
I love watching the leaves change color in the fall.
smell
/smɛl/
verb
to use your nose to sense something
Example:
I can smell the delicious food you're cooking.
snow
/snoʊ/
noun
pieces of frozen water falling from the clouds
Example:
The kids built a snowman in the backyard after the heavy snow.
flower
/ˈflaʊɚ/
noun
a plant with a pretty head
Example:
The garden was filled with beautiful flowers that smelled good.
heat
/hit/
noun
the condition or quality of being hot
Example:
I don't like summer time because there is too much heat.
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My Favorite Seasons
Fall is my favorite season. I like fall because it’s not too hot and not too cold. The trees change colors in the fall. I like to watch the leaves change from green to brown.
Spring is my second favorite season. It’s not too cold, but sometimes it is too hot. I like to watch the flowers grow in spring. There are a lot of flowers by my house. Spring is nice because it’s colorful and smells good.
Winter is my third favorite season. Sometimes it is too cold. I like it because it is never hot. I live in Florida. It does not snow where I live. I have never seen snow before.
I really hate the heat. That is why summer is my least favorite season. Summer is too hot in Florida. It is very humid in the summer in Florida. Humid means there is a lot of water in the air. That is why we stay inside during the summer.
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1. What is your favorite season?
2. Do you like the heat?
3. Does it snow where you live?
4. Are there a lot of flowers where you live?
5. Is your city humid?
Escrito por:
Thomas
Lección actualizada:
9 de octubre de 2026