[о] box, what, watch, from, sorry, forest, a forest — forest in the forest. The forests are green in summer. It's nice to wa in the forest! I tjji.k that forests look beautiful in all the season [i:] eat, see, tree, field, a fi...

[о] box, what, watch, from, sorry, forest, a forest — forest in the forest. The forests are green in summer. It's nice to wa in the forest! I tjji.k that forests look beautiful in all the season [i:] eat, see, tree, field, a field — fields, in the field. Grasshoppe live in the fields. Look! How beautiful the field is! [o:] bought, brought, autumn, August, in August. There are 31 days in August. May, June, July and August are summer months in Great Britain. Which is your favourite summer month? August is. r [e] seven, clever, eleven, September, in September. September is the first autumn month. There are 30 days in September. Does school start in September? Yes, it does, [ou] so, know, grow, those, October, in October. October comes after September. Is it colder in October than in September? It certainly is. In Great Britain there are two autumn months — September and October. ТHE ENGLISH YEAR May, June, July, August. In Great Britain summer begins in May. So there are four summer months. They are May, June, July and August. The weather is usually warm but not always. It is often changeable. The days are long and the nights are short. When the sun is high in the sky1 it is hot. People wear light qlothes — cotton shirts, jeans, skirts. T-shirts and light shoes. In May on the first Monday4 English people celebrate the May Day holiday. Big shops are open and some people go shopping. In June the English people celebrate Father's Day. On thai day children send cards and give presents to their fathers. Most people stay in Britain in the summer. In July and August; there are lots of things to do: you can go to the parks, to the swimming pools, to the stadiums. If the weather is fine, there are a lot of people on the beaches. In July and August you can have a very good time. September, October. Autumn comes in September. Autumn s usually a nice season in England. It is warm and dry. But' t can rain a lot too. The summer holidays are over in September. The parks, beaches and streets of Britain are very quiet., It is time to go back to school. In Great Britain school begins in the second week of September. On the 31st of October in Great Britain there is a nice holiday for children — Hallowe'en. People put pumpkins on the window- sills. They draw eyes, noses and mouths on the pumpkins and' put candles into them. So the pumpkin looks like a face. Children dress up in funny clothes. They go from house to house and say "Trick or treat".5 People give them sweets, fruit, cakes, cookies or money. This is nice, funny and "tasty" holiday, isn't it? перевод текста