Nature
Times and seasons
Words for different times of day and seasons of the year.
A1C110 words · 3 examples each
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Found: 10 words
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morning
noun · 3 examples
- I drink tea early in the morning.
- We eat breakfast in the morning.
- The park is quiet in the morning.
afternoon
noun · 3 examples
- We play outside in the afternoon.
- The sun is still high in the afternoon.
- She finishes her homework in the afternoon.
evening
noun · 3 examples
- We eat dinner in the evening.
- The sky turns orange in the evening.
- They take a walk in the evening.
night
noun · 3 examples
- The stars appear at night.
- The house looks warm at night.
- We sleep at night.
dawn
noun · 3 examples
- Birds sing at dawn.
- The sky is pale at dawn.
- They leave before dawn.
noon
noun · 3 examples
- We eat lunch at noon.
- The sun is bright at noon.
- The field is hot at noon.
spring
noun · 3 examples
- Flowers open in spring.
- The trees get new leaves in spring.
- We enjoy mild weather in spring.
summer
noun · 3 examples
- We often swim outdoors in summer.
- The trees are full of leaves in summer.
- We visit the beach every summer.
autumn
noun · 3 examples
- Many leaves fall in autumn.
- The air feels cool in autumn.
- We see golden leaves on the trees in autumn.
winter
noun · 3 examples
- Snow often covers the ground here in winter.
- Many trees lose their leaves for winter.
- We wear warm coats in winter.
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