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The document describes various winter activities like wearing mittens, making snowmen, drinking hot tea, throwing snowballs, and more. It also mentions things like snow falling, keeping feet warm, needing warm boots, trees looking lovely with snow, and other common winter sights, feelings, and occurrences.

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The document describes various winter activities like wearing mittens, making snowmen, drinking hot tea, throwing snowballs, and more. It also mentions things like snow falling, keeping feet warm, needing warm boots, trees looking lovely with snow, and other common winter sights, feelings, and occurrences.

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. I often ------------------ mittens in winter.

(wear)

2. Bob------------------- skiing very much. (love)

3. Brenda ----------------------- a snowman. (make)

4. We often ---------------------- hot tea in winter. (drink)

5.There ------------------------ a lot of snow in our garden. (be)

6. Joe ----------------------a snowballs at Tim. (throw)

7. People--------------------- the paths from the snow. (clear)

8. Snow------------------------ down to the ground. (fall) 

9. Winter boots ------------------------ your feet warm. (keep)

11. You --------------------------warm boots. (need)

12. The trees --------------------so lovely with all that snow on them. (look)

13. Tommy ------------- got a red nose because it ----------- so cold. (have – be)

14. Ice -------------------- lakes and ponds. (cover)

15. Every child ---------------------for Christmas. (wait)

16. Jane and Angelina------------------------ presents for Christmas. (buy)

17. On Christmas morning Timmy ------------------------his presents. (open)

18. My sister ---------------------- biscuits for Christmas. (bake)

19. The small presents ------------------------- in the stockings. (be)

20. I ------------ the Christmas tree, but my mum ------------it. (not decorate –do)

21. Bob------------------ the hoar frost on the bushes and trees. (admires)

22. We ----------------------- in a lake in winter. (not swim)

23. Colby ----------------------fun playing in the snow. (have)

24. How much ---------------these blue mittens? (be) – They -------------$12. (be)

25. I -----------------------by bike in winter. (not go)


26. When I ------------------ up in the morning it -----------dark outside. (get – be)

27. Cindy ----------------the birds in winter. (feed)

28. Some animals ---------------during the winter. (sleep)

29. My Granny ------------------ the cold. (not like)

30. Squirrels--------------------- food for the winter. (store) 

31. I ---------------------- to buy a nice scarf. (want)

32. Jason -----------in front of the fireplace and ------------his hands. (sit – warm)

33. Icicles -------------------down the roof. (hang)

34. Dad always --------------------the snow. (shovel)

35. Snowflakes --------------------------different shapes. (have)

36. Flowers -------------------------- outside. (not grow)

37. The wind -----------------------up the snow. (heap)

38. We -------------- in the house when there ----------- a snowstorm. (stay – be)

39. Billy -------------------camping in winter. (not go)

40. Lucille ---------------------- her keys in the snow. (not find)

41. I sometimes ----------------on ice and ---------------down. (slip - fall)

42. Aunt Jenny --------------------summer to winter. (prefer)

43. Cybill and her friends ----------------------their winter holidays. (enjoy)

44. Sam--------------------- on his warm socks. (put)

45. We -------------------------the windows for a long time. (not open)

46. Winter -------------------------cold weather. (bring)

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