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Дам 20 баллов .The English say «Other countries have a climate, in England we have weather*. It happens because the weather changes more often than in other countries. British winters are mild and springs are cool because of the winds that blow from the Atlantic Ocean. They blow 2 days out of every 3. In spring sunshine and showers follow each other so often during the day that an umbrella or a raincoat is absolutely necessary in England. The weather changes so frequently that it is difficult to forecast. It is not unusual for people to complain that the weathermen were wrong.The weather in spring is generally mild but sometimes the days are really fresh. Spring is the season when nature awakens from its long winter sleep: the temperature grows, the sky becomes blue, and the sun grows warmer. Everything is full of new life again. The days grow longer and warmer; the ground gets covered with green grass.Summer is the hottest season in England. The sunrays become hot, the days are long, and the nights are short and warm. It's time for holidays, when people go to the seaside for sunbathing and swimming. It usually gets hot in July. The summer nights are short, but they are wonderful.As for autumn it isn't so nice. It's a season of winds and beautiful sunsets. The leaves turn yellow and reddish and fall to the ground and the birds migrate to warm countries. In autumn the days become shorter. A spell of sunny weather in September is called Indian summer or «Golden Autumn». In England September and October are warm and dry, but November is the foggiest month. Late autumn is generally an unpleasant season. Everything begins to take a different colour. The trees look bare. The flowers have faded away. The sky is overcast with low clouds. Everything looks gloomy.In winter in England they can hardly forecast their weather. Sometimes it rains and sometimes it snows. In England it isn't so cold in winter as in our country and they don't get so much snow as we get here in Russia. The rivers in England never freeze, that's why children there go skating very seldom. When there are 8 degrees of frost in England everyone complains of hazard. по этому тексты ответит на вопросы Вопросы:1. What winters and springs do the English have?2. What do the English say about their weather?3. What is the hottest season in England?4. Are umbrella and raincoat absolutely unnecessary things in England?5. What happens in autumn?6. What people do in summer?7. Is it as cold in England as in our country?8. What weather do the English have in winter?​

Answer 1

1. British winters are mild and springs are cool because of the winds that blow from the Atlantic Ocean.

2. The English say 《Other countries have a climate, in England we have weather》

3. Summer is the hottest season in England. The sunrays become hot, the days are long, and the nights are short and warm.

4. In spring sunshine and showers follow each other so often during the day that an umbrella or a raincoat is absolutely necessary in England.

5. In autumn the days become shorter. A spell of sunny weather in September is called Indian summer or «Golden Autumn». In England September and October are warm and dry, but November is the foggiest month. Late autumn is generally an unpleasant season.

6. People go to the seaside for sunbathing and swimming

7. In England it isn't so cold in winter as in our country and they don't get so much snow as we get here in Russia.

8. In England it isn't so cold in winter and they don't get so much snow. The rivers in England never freeze, that's why children there go skating very seldom.

Answer 2

1. The English have mild winters and cool springs.
2. The English say, "Other countries have a climate, in England, we have weather" to describe their ever-changing and unpredictable weather.
3. The hottest season in England is summer.
4. No, umbrella and raincoat are not unnecessary in England, especially in spring when sunshine and showers alternate frequently, making them necessary items.
5. In autumn, the leaves turn yellow and reddish, fall to the ground, and the birds migrate to warm countries. It is a season of winds and beautiful sunsets.
6. In summer, people in England go to the seaside for sunbathing and swimming, as it is a hot season with long days and short, warm nights.
7. No, it is not as cold in England in winter as it is in Russia, and they don't get as much snow. The rivers in England do not freeze.
8. In winter, England experiences unpredictable weather with a mix of rain and snow, but it is not as cold as in Russia, and the rivers do not freeze.