What does 'used to do something' imply?

something done regularly in the past

What is the meaning of 'advice'?

a suggestion about what someone should do

What does the term 'annoying' describe?

something that causes irritation

What does it mean to 'compare'?

to examine the similarities and differences

What does it mean to be 'annoyed'?

to feel displeased or irritated

What does 'diseases' refer to?

illnesses or medical conditions

The sun is shining – сонце світить(процес у теперішньому часі) ☀️ /ðə sʌn ɪz ˈʃaɪnɪŋ/ An expert – експерт, фахівець 🎓 /ən ˈɛkspɜːrt/ In advance – заздалегідь ⏳ /ɪn ədˈvæns/ Adviсe – порада 💡 /ədˈvaɪz/ Used to do something – колись робив щось 🔄 /juːst tuː duː ˈsʌmθɪŋ/ Diseases – хвороби 🤒 /dɪˈziːzɪz/ Because of – через, унаслідок 🔍 /bɪˈkɒz ʌv/ If we... / By doing something – якщо ми... / роблячи щось 🤔 /ɪf wi... / baɪ ˈduːɪŋ ˈsʌmθɪŋ/ Annoyed – роздратований 😠 /əˈnɔɪd/ Annoying – дратівливий, набридливий 😤 /əˈnɔɪɪŋ/ To compare – порівнювати ⚖️ /tuː kəmˈpɛər/

Write simple RCQ about the short story for A1 kids: A Day at the Beach Today, I'm at a beach with my family. The sun is shining. The sky is blue. The water is blue. The sand is brown and hot. My brother and I make a castle in the sand. My father helps us build the castle. My mother finds beautiful shells for us to put on top of our castle. It is a great day at the beach!

Write simple RCQ for A1 kids: Day or Night Up in the sky is the red, hot sun. The sun gives us light and keeps us warm. At night, we cannot see the sun, but the sun is still there. Why can't we see the sun at night? The Earth moves around the sun. At night, the sun is on the other side of the Earth. For example, when it is dark in Canada, the sun is shining in China.

Why Do Leaves Change Color? So Many Colors. Why are the leaves on trees different colors? What makes them change color? Making Food. Leaves use sunlight, water, and air to make food for the tree. This way of making food is called photosynthesis. A chemical that helps leaves make food also makes them green.Photosynthesis is important to animals as well as plants. Some animals eat plants. Other animals eat those animals. Without photosynthesis, neither kind of animal would have food. Summer. Summer is playtime. For the leaves of many trees, however, it's work, work, work! The Sun is shining. The leaves are making food for the trees. The trees store any extra food deep inside. The stored food will help them get through winter. Leaves are green in summer because they are making food. Leaves also have orange, yellow, or brown colors inside them. During summer, those other colors are hidden by the green color. Fall. Many places get colder in fall. The days get shorter, and the nights get longer. Trees get less sunlight, so photosynthesis slows down.Over time, leaves stop making the green chemical, so they lose their green color. When that happens, the hidden orange, yellow, and brown colors start to show. Leaves also start making a red color at this time. Once it gets cold enough to freeze at night, the trees drop their leaves. They do this to keep themselves safe. If the leaves freeze while still on the trees, the trees can be hurt. Winter. Trees that drop their leaves are bare in winter. They use the stored food to get through the cold days and colder nights. Spring. Spring comes before long. Ice and snow melt, and the rains come. The Sun shines, and tiny leaves grow from branches. Once again, the leaves use sunlight, water, and air to make food. The cycle begins again.

Rainbows Introduction. When the Sun comes out after it rains, run outside. You may see a rainbow in the sky. Rainbows are tricks made by light. We can see them, but we can't touch them or walk around them. They seem to move away when we try to get close to them. Science can explain how rainbows happen. Where and When Rainbows Appear. Look around the next time you see a rainbow. The Sun will be shining from behind you. There will be rain in front of you, where you'll see the rainbow. Rainbows need water drops and sunlight to form. They can even form under a bright moon. These are called moonbows. We usually see a rainbow as a half circle. It actually forms a full circle. From the ground, we can only see the top half. How Rainbows Form. Years ago, a French scientist studied rainbows. He found that to see a rainbow, you must be in the right spot. Knowing how light moves helps explain rainbows. Think of running on land. Now think of trying to run through water. You will move more slowly through water because it is thicker than air. This pencil seems to bend where it enters the water. In the same way, light moves faster through air than through water. As the light moves through water, it slows down and bend. Rainbows form when water drops meet sunlight. The light bends when it goes into each drop. Then it reflects, or bounces, off the back of each drop. The light bends again as it leaves the drop. This happens in millions of water drops at once, making the colors of a rainbow. The Colors of the Rainbow. Sunlight is made up of many colors. Water drops split the sunlight into different colors. Splitting light makes a rainbow. You have to be in the right spot to see a rainbow. Each water drop reflects colored light at a slightly different angle. The colors of the rainbow always appear in the same order. The name ROY G. BIV can help you remember the seven main colors. They are red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. Conclusion. Rain stops and the Sun comes out. A beautiful rainbow sweeps across the sky. Most people find it hard not to stop and stare when a rainbow appears. Science explains how rainbows form. Still, a rainbow is always a magical sight to see.

Alaska: A special place Where can you find mountains, glaciers, and volcanoes? Alaska is the location you would visit. Alaska has different regions. In each part of the state, there are different features. Land Features The tallest mountain in the United States is in Alaska. It is called Mt. McKinley. Some people go to Alaska just to climb it. Alaska also has the biggest glaciers in all of the United States. Glaciers are made when one layer of snow falls on top of another. The snowfall becomes very thick. It turns to ice. The growth of a glacier takes many years to form. Temperature Changes Alaska has different temperatures. Northern Alaska is called the Arctic region. The temperatures are much colder than inside your freezer. The ground, lakes, and rivers are almost always frozen. As a result, most people live in the south of Alaska. It is warmer there. Crops grow well in the rich soil there. Animals Alaska has many different animals. You may spot a walrus or polar bear among the glaciers. You can see a black or brown bear fishing in a river or stream. In another region, you can see a moose or caribou. Daylight and Darkness The seasons are special here, too. In summer, people celebrate the mild temperate weather. These lively people also celebrate the sunlight because the sun does not set for many days. In one village, the Sun doesn't set for more than 80 days! You might be in bed and still see the sun shining. In winter, the Sun doesn't rise in some places in Alaska. These places have more than 60 days of winter darkness. You could have afternoon soccer practice in the dark! You might think this would be eerie, but Alaskans don't think this is weird. They are used to the dark winter days. Alaska is a very interesting place to live!

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