July 23, 2025
My favourite seasion
in the year has 12 months,4 seasion. Every seasions have its months. 4 seasion have autumn,winter,spring and summer. My favourite seasion is winter. because i don't like hot month. i sweat a lot, and that felt discomfort me. in Winter rains snow and rain. I like cold weather, especially wind weather.
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My fFavourite sSeasion
My Favourite Season
in theA year has 12 months, and 4 seasions.
A year has 12 months and 4 seasons.
Every seasions haves its months.
Every season has its months.
The 4 seasion havs are aAutumn,w Winter,s Spring and sSummer.
The 4 seasons are Autumn, Winter, Spring and Summer.
My favourite seasion is wWinter.
My favourite season is Winter
Join this line and the next as it needs to either be one sentence or be linked with a semi-colon (;)
because iI don't like the hot months.
because I don't like the hot months.
iI sweat a lot, and that felt discomfortdoesn't feel comfortable for me.
I sweat a lot, and that doesn't feel comfortable for me.
iIn Winter rains, it snows and rains.
In Winter, it snows and rains.
I like cold weather, especially windy weather. I like cold weather, especially windy weather.
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Great job! Your English is really good and you've really explored the topic :)
My fFavourite sSeasion
My Favourite Season
Generally, all words in a title are capitalised.
in theA year has 12 months, 4 seasions.
A year has 12 months, 4 seasons.
"Season" should be plural ("seasons"), since there are more than one season.
Every seasions haves its (own) months.
Every season has its (own) months.
The noun following "every" is generally singular: "every time", "every day", "every person", etc.
The 4 seasions we have are autumn, winter, spring and summer.
The 4 seasons we have are autumn, winter, spring and summer.
Typically, when listing the seasons, we'd use this order instead: spring, summer, autumn, winter.
My favourite seasion is winter.,
My favourite season is winter,
I changed the period to a comma so it can be merged with the sentence below.
because iI don't like hot months.
because I don't like hot months.
(1) Merge this sentence with the one above.
(2) The pronoun "I" is always capitalised.
iI sweat a lot, and that felt disels uncomfort mable.
I sweat a lot, and that feels uncomfortable.
iIn Wwinter it rains, snows and rains again.
In winter it rains, snows and rains again.
Alternatively, you don't have to repeat "rains": "In winter it rains and snows." Repeating it does feel literary though, which I think is nice.
I like cold weather, especially wind weathery days.
I like cold weather, especially windy days.
"Wind weather" is not a phrase we use.
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in the year has 12 months,4 seasion.
"Season" should be plural ("seasons"), since there are more than one season.
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Every seasions have its months.
Every seas The noun following "every" is generally singular: "every time", "every day", "every person", etc.
Every seas |
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4 seasion have autumn,winter,spring and summer.
The 4 seas Typically, when listing the seasons, we'd use this order instead: spring, summer, autumn, winter.
The 4 seas |
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My favourite seasion is winter.
My favourite seas I changed the period to a comma so it can be merged with the sentence below.
My favourite seas Join this line and the next as it needs to either be one sentence or be linked with a semi-colon (;) |
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because i don't like hot month.
because (1) Merge this sentence with the one above. (2) The pronoun "I" is always capitalised.
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i sweat a lot, and that felt discomfort me.
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in Winter rains snow and rain.
Alternatively, you don't have to repeat "rains": "In winter it rains and snows." Repeating it does feel literary though, which I think is nice. |
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I like cold weather, especially wind weather.
I like cold weather, especially wind "Wind weather" is not a phrase we use. I like cold weather, especially windy weather. I like cold weather, especially windy weather. |
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My favourite seasion
My Generally, all words in a title are capitalised.
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