At 1) ...the...weekend, Roy’s parents took him to 2) the funfair. They parked their car in 3) a big field and then went off to have some fun. Roy bought 4) a hot dog and 5) a doughnut from 6) the stall at 7) the entrance to 8) the funfair.
Roy went on lots of 9) - rides, but his favourite was 10) a roller-coaster. It was very scary! They talked to fortune-tellers and they went into rooms full of strange mirrors. They stayed until Roy was exhausted.
hat night, Roy dreamed about 11) a wonderful time he’d had at 12) the funfair that day.
Most of Japan is in the Northern Temperate Zone of the earth and has a humid monsoon climate, with southeasterly winds blowing from the Pacific Ocean during the summer and northwesterly winds blowing from the Eurasian continent in the winter. The country has four well-defined seasons: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Two of the most beautiful sights in Japan are the cherry blossoms in spring and the vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows of the autumn leaves. The Japanese people enjoy these signs of the changing seasons and track their progress with weather reports, which feature maps showing where the spring blossoms and autumn leaves are at their best. The far north and south of Japan have very different climates. In March, for example, you can go sunbathing in the south and skiing in the north!
At 1) ...the...weekend, Roy’s parents took him to 2) the funfair. They parked their car in 3) a big field and then went off to have some fun. Roy bought 4) a hot dog and 5) a doughnut from 6) the stall at 7) the entrance to 8) the funfair.
Roy went on lots of 9) - rides, but his favourite was 10) a roller-coaster. It was very scary! They talked to fortune-tellers and they went into rooms full of strange mirrors. They stayed until Roy was exhausted.
hat night, Roy dreamed about 11) a wonderful time he’d had at 12) the funfair that day.