We develop speech: we make sentences with the word "winter"

One of the most important skills that should be learned from young nails is a beautiful, coherent, competent speech. Therefore, they begin to engage in the development of speech even in pre-school institutions: they teach children to draw stories from pictures, make simple statements common, better understand the meanings of words, write sentences with them and ask general, alternative and special questions to them. For such exercises, it is not at all necessary to take complex, unused terms, an ordinary word that comes to mind first will do. For example, we’ll come up with a sentence with the word “winter” and analyze its meaning.

Meaning of the word “winter”

What does a person feel and imagine when hearing a sentence with the word "winter"? Cold, chills, cold, fever, skates, skis, sledges, snowdrifts, snowballs, ice slides, New Year, Santa Claus, Christmas decorations, relatives and friends, red cheeks, mittens and a scarf, hot tea with raspberries or honey, " Aspirin ", medicine, cough.

For the inhabitants of the temperate and arctic latitudes of the northern hemisphere of our planet, winter is the coldest, coldest, most cold season. Astronomers consider the winter period of time from the entry of the Sun into the sign of Capricorn until its entry into the Aries period or from the time of the winter solstice to the spring equinox. Winter months - December, January, February.

Origin of the word

To make a sentence with the word "winter", it will not be superfluous to know its origin. This short word of Indo-European nature goes back to the Greek basis of cheima. Initially, it made sense, slightly different from the modern one - “rainy time”. Later added the meaning of "snow" and, accordingly, it began to mean "time when snow falls."

Gang words

To come up with a sentence with the word "winter" is not difficult if you learn parts of speech with the same root.

• Nouns: winter, winter, winter, winter hardiness.
• Verb: winter and its word forms.
• Adjectives: winter, winter-hardy, wintering.
• The Holy Communion: wintering.
• Adverbs: in winter, in winter.
• Communion: wintering.

Sentences with root words:

1. Dear Zimushka-beauty, do not offend the forest inhabitants, do not freeze their fluffy legs, noses and ponytails!
2. The Old Believers did not let anyone into their winter quarters.
3. On the way to Ust-Kamenogorsk we stopped in the ancient village of Zimovye.
4. Winter hardiness of fruit trees leaves much to be desired.
5. Animals and birds from the summer are preparing for wintering.
6. We will winter in a city apartment.
7. Spring came, winter clothes and shoes removed away.
8. Winter-hardy varieties of apple trees are sold in our store the fastest.
9. Members of a research expedition wintering at the Pole have not received news from the mainland for a long time.
10. In labor lessons, primary school children made birdhouses for wintering birds.
11. Wintering in the mountains, the hermit exposed himself to undue risk.
12. In winter, everything sparkles and shines like silver and diamonds.
13. The street got a little warmer, but the kids were still dressed in winter.

Sentences with the word "winter"

Drawing up phrases and sentences with some ordinary word - at first glance, the task is simple, but without a certain skill it can take a very long time. We suggest you study the sentences below with the word "winter" and make your own.

• Winter is coming, it is necessary to warm up: caulk windows, get fur coats, hats and felt boots.
• Winter tied the trees with white caps and wrapped them in warm down comforters.
• In winter, the whole planet celebrates New Year, Christians celebrate Christmas.
• Stewed fruit, pickles and preserves will begin to get out of the cellar when winter comes.
• Winter came unexpectedly.
• I really love winter, despite the cold, frostbite cheeks and nose.
• In winter, it is best to look from the window, sitting in a warm room.
• Winter has its own laws.
• You need to prepare for winter in advance.
• A lot of poems and fairy tales have been written about winter.
• Winter is the favorite time of the year for many poets and writers.
• Winter means skiing, skating, sledding, ice slides, snowballs and other fun activities.
• Who loves winter?
• After what time of year does winter come?
• Do you like winter or summer more?
• Why don’t you like winter so much?
• What months does winter consist of?
• Is it winter now?
• Go away, winter, tired!
• It is strange that in some countries there is no winter at all, and the people living there have never seen snow.
• What a New Year without winter and beautiful Christmas trees!
• Sagittarius, Capricorn and Aquarius are people born in winter.
• In winter, I don’t feel like going to school.
• Late autumn and early spring are so similar to winter.
• At the South and North Poles, winter reigns year-round.

Sentences with the word "winter" in the instrumental case

Even younger students know that the noun in the instrumental case answers the questions "by whom?" and "what?". However, "in the winter" can be both a word in the instrumental case and an adverb.

• Little sparrows were frightened by the harsh winter (noun).
• In winter, most birds live in warm countries (dialect).
• At the New Year's party, Anechka was Winter (noun).
• At the New Year's party, Anechka was in the winter (dialect).