Student's Book - Page 114 - 2

Student’s Book - Page 114 - 2

Listen, read an write Japan, Malaysia, and Australia.

Many countries in the Northern and Southern hemispheres have four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter; but they have their seasons at different times. For example, December in Japan is in winter, but in New Zealand it’s in summer.

Countries near the Equator like Malaysia do not have spring, summer, autumn or winter. They usually have wet seasons when it rains a lot and dry seasons when it doesn’t rain very much.

The wet seasons are from December to March, and the dry seasons are from June to September.