A Winter Morning
How to Study
Read the Model Paragraph that is best for you, or use the Writing Outline to write your own paragraph.
A Winter Morning
A winter morning is usually cold, quiet, and beautiful. In Bangladesh, winter mornings are often covered with fog. Sometimes the sun cannot be seen clearly, and everything looks pale. People wear warm clothes such as sweaters, jackets, caps, and shawls. Poor people suffer because they may not have enough warm clothes. Farmers and workers often start their work later because of the cold and fog. Children enjoy eating warm food and sitting in the morning sun. Date juice, pitha, and hot tea are also popular in winter. When the fog disappears, the soft sunlight feels very pleasant. Birds begin to fly, and people become active. A winter morning has some difficulties, but its cool air, warm sunshine, and seasonal food make it enjoyable and special.
A Winter Morning
A winter morning is cold, quiet, and often foggy. Thick fog sometimes covers the fields, roads, trees, and houses. People cannot see far away. The sun usually rises late and looks pale at first. The morning is very cold. So children often want to stay in bed. Old people and poor workers may suffer more from the cold. Village people often make a small fire. They use dry leaves or straw. They sit around it for warmth. Many people enjoy warm food, tea, and fresh date juice in winter. When the fog goes away, people like to sit in the sunshine. Dew drops shine on grass and leaves. A winter morning can be difficult for some people. But it is also beautiful and special. Many people wear warm clothes.
A Winter Morning
A winter morning is one of the most pleasant scenes of the winter season in Bangladesh. It is usually cold and often covered with thick fog. In the early morning, the sun may remain hidden, and trees, houses, roads, and fields may look unclear. Dewdrops can be seen on grass and leaves. People wear warm clothes such as sweaters, jackets, shawls, and caps to protect themselves from the cold. Poor people often suffer because they may not have enough warm clothes or a warm place to stay. Farmers, workers, and travellers may also face problems because thick fog makes movement difficult. On the other hand, winter mornings have many enjoyable features. People like to sit in the soft morning sun and drink hot tea. In Bangladesh, fresh date juice and different kinds of pitha are popular during winter. Children and older people often enjoy these seasonal foods. As the sun rises higher, the fog slowly disappears, and the day becomes bright and pleasant. Therefore, a winter morning is a mixture of cold, beauty, suffering, and simple seasonal pleasure.
A Winter Morning
Writing Outline — Write Your Own
Topic Sentence
- A winter morning is usually cold, foggy, and beautiful.
Main Ideas
- cold weather
- thick fog
- pale sun
- dewdrops
- warm clothes
- poor people suffer
- problems for travellers
- soft sunshine
- date juice
- pitha
- hot tea
- people become active later
- peaceful beauty
- seasonal pleasure
Vocabulary Bank
- winter morning — a morning in the winter season
- fog — thick mist near the ground
- mist — very small drops of water in the air
- dew — small drops of water on grass in the morning
- pale — not bright
- shawl — a warm cloth worn around the shoulders
- shelter — a safe place to stay
- visibility — how clearly something can be seen
- seasonal — connected with a particular season
- date juice — juice collected from date palm trees
- pleasant — enjoyable
- memorable — worth remembering
Useful Phrases
- A winter morning is...
- In the early morning,...
- The sky and surroundings...
- People usually wear...
- Poor people often suffer because...
- Another special feature is...
- As the sun rises,...
- People enjoy...
- The morning becomes...
- Thus,...
Write Your Own Paragraph
- Step 1: Introduce a winter morning.
- Step 2: Describe fog, cold, and sunlight.
- Step 3: Explain what people wear and do.
- Step 4: Mention the difficulties faced by poor people and travellers.
- Step 5: Add seasonal foods and enjoyable activities.
- Step 6: Describe how the morning changes as the sun rises.
- Step 7: End with your overall impression.
Remember
- One Paragraph = One Main Idea
- Topic Sentence → Explain → Support → Example → Develop → Conclude