Nature
Outdoors
Describe the natural things and places you see on an outdoor trip.
A1A210 words · 3 examples each
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Found: 10 words
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tree
noun · 3 examples
- We sat under a tree for shade.
- A bird is in the tree.
- The park has one big tree near the path.
river
noun · 3 examples
- The river goes through the town.
- We crossed the river on a bridge.
- Fish live in the river.
lake
noun · 3 examples
- We swam in the lake.
- The lake was calm in the morning.
- A boat is on the lake.
mountain
noun · 3 examples
- The mountain is covered with snow.
- We climbed the mountain.
- A cloud is over the mountain.
forest
noun · 3 examples
- We walked through the forest.
- The forest was dark and quiet.
- Animals live in the forest.
beach
noun · 3 examples
- Children played on the beach.
- We left our shoes on the beach.
- The beach was warm in the sun.
island
noun · 3 examples
- We stayed on a small island.
- A boat took us to the island.
- Palm trees grow on the island.
sea
noun · 3 examples
- The sea was rough today.
- We could smell the sea.
- The ship sailed across the sea.
flower
noun · 3 examples
- A red flower grows by the path.
- She picked a flower for her mother.
- The garden has one yellow flower.
grass
noun · 3 examples
- The grass is wet after rain.
- We sat on the grass.
- The dog ran through the grass.
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