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We don't go out a lot in <wintertime>. start learning
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The Tropic of Capricorn is the <parallel> of latitude at 23 degrees South. start learning
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We <anticipate> a lot of snow this winter. start learning
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The bad weather didn't <deter> us from going for a walk. start learning
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The wind is <picking up> so we better sail back to port! start learning
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Only <debris> was left from our house after the earthquake. start learning
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Heavy <blizzards> are approaching from the West. start learning
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The day was so shrouded in <gloom> that all the cars had to put their lights on. start learning
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<To the south of> Warsaw there is a big forest. start learning
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It was a difficult <ascent> but finally we reached the summit. start learning
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They travelled across the <steppes> of Mongolia. start learning
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The 0 <meridian> line crosses through Greenwich. start learning
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The <peninsula> is so narrow that you can see the sea on both sides. start learning
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The boys <carved> their initials in the tree. start learning
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The modern world will soon run out of fossil <fuels>, especially oil. start learning
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New Zealand is famous for its <lush> vegetation. start learning
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<Asparagus> grows in spring. start learning
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The Great Barrier Reef in Australia is one of the biggest wildlife <sanctuaries> in the world. start learning
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They <disposed> of the rubbish in the sea. start learning
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Beer is usually <brewed> on barley. start learning
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The delicate flowers <faded> in the full sun. start learning
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The <wheat> didn't grow to its normal size because of all the rain and they couldn't make the beer. start learning
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Building a <dam> on a river changes the whole ecosystem. start learning
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The garden pond was <spanned> by a small decorative bridge. start learning
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The garden looked <bare> when all the plants were removed. start learning
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She <disposed> of her empty bottles in the recycling. start learning
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Water is <essential to> the growth of plants. start learning
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Flowers in the garden were in full <blossom>. start learning
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She planted <fragrant> flowers under her window so she could enjoy them on hot summer nights. start learning
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<Developed> countries should concentrate on environmental issues more. start learning
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We're currently observing a <gradual> deterioration in our environment. start learning
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Tropical rainforests are full of <insects> and other unpleasant animals. start learning
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Today we have to <sow> a whole field of grain. start learning
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The tree began to <decay> as soon as it was cut down. start learning
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The <soil> in the garden is very sandy and good for herbs. start learning
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<Disposal> of rubbish from big cities is an unsolved problem. start learning
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The disease had already attacked both the leaves and the <stem> of the plant. start learning
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The area is rich in mineral <resources>. start learning
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Carbon <dioxide> causes the greenhouse effect. start learning
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We only use <recycled> paper. start learning
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