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3. | The ___storm damaged cars on the streets. The frozen ___ was the size of golf balls. | 4. | Grab a pencil and a piece of ___ and write this down. | 7. | The ___ fell off my shirt. Can you sew it back on? | 9. | Hail___, rain___, snow___ = lots of hail, rain, and snow. ___y weather. | 11. | A ___ radio or TV bothers other people. Can you turn it down, please? | 12. | Not a cloud in the ___. A blue ___. The ___ is overcast. | 14. | A ___ on the tree changed color, from green to orange. All of them will change color, and then fall to the ground in the fall. | 16. | Big white ___s in the blue sky moved slowly to the east. | 18. | It looks like ___. Take your umbrella with you. | 19. | Did you hear the ___? When there is ___, there is also lightning, so stay inside. |
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1. | Put on your heavy ___ before you go outside. It's cold outside. | 2. | The wind will ___ all the leaves from your yard into my yard. | 5. | It's ___ing outside! I've never seen so much rain come down so hard. | 6. | Turn the ___ up so I can hear the TV. Turn the ___ down so I can't hear your radio. | 8. | Although many people are afraid of traveling by air,.___ing is much safer than driving. | 10. | I went up on the ___ of my house to adjust the TV antenna. | 11. | Thunder can't hurt you, but ___ might kill you. When you hear thunder, get inside. | 12. | After a winter storm, kids in the north love to build a big ___. They give him a carrot for his nose and big buttons for his eyes. | 13. | The dam burst, and the valley was ___ed with millions of gallons of water. | 15. | Daytime is usually noisy, but nighttime is usually ___. | 16. | If you ___ your ears, you won't hear the thunder. | 17. | I think it's going to rain. Look at that big ___ cloud coming our way. |
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