Are You Using These 27 COLD THINGS in English Correctly?

In today's English lesson, you will learn how to talk about cold things in English much better than you are now.✅ I can be your speaking partner https://brentspeak.as.me/ Use Code SUMMER10 for 10% off your conversation❄ Weather & NatureSnow – Soft, white frozen water that falls from the sky. The snow covered the ground like a fluffy white blanket.Frost – A thin layer of ice on surfaces. The grass had frost in the morning, sparkling in the sunlight.Icicle – A thin stick of ice hanging from something. The roof had long icicles hanging down like glass decorations.Snowflake – A tiny piece of frozen water that falls from the sky. A snowflake landed on my hand and melted in seconds.Hail – Small balls of ice that fall from the sky. Hail hit the car during the storm, making loud tapping sounds.Sleet – Rain mixed with snow or ice. Sleet made the roads slippery and dangerous for drivers.Blizzard – A strong snowstorm. The blizzard made it hard to see outside, even a few feet ahead.Snowstorm – A lot of snow falling at one time. The snowstorm lasted all night, covering the town in deep snow.Slush – Wet snow mixed with water. The sidewalk was covered with slush, soaking my shoes.🥶 Objects, Foods & Drinks10. Ice – Frozen water.There is ice in my drink, clinking against the glass.Ice Cube – A small block of ice. She put ice cubes in her water to make it extra cold.Freezer – A cold part of a fridge where food is kept frozen. The ice cream is in the freezer, next to the frozen vegetables.Fridge – A machine that keeps food cold. The milk is in the fridge, on the top shelf.Popsicle – Frozen flavored water on a stick. The popsicle melted in the sun, dripping down my hand.Ice cream – Sweet frozen milk dessert. We had chocolate ice cream for dessert after dinner.🌍 Places & Animals16. Iceberg – A huge piece of ice floating in the ocean.The ship sailed past an iceberg, most of it hidden under the water.Glacier – A slow-moving river of ice. The glacier is melting because of warm weather in the summer.Polar Bear – A large white bear that lives in cold places. The polar bear walked across the ice, looking for food.Penguin – A black and white bird that lives in cold places. The penguin slid on the ice toward the water.Ski Slope – A snowy hill for skiing. We went down the ski slope fast, feeling the wind in our faces.Ice Rink – A place to skate on ice. We went to the ice rink to skate with our friends.Arctic – The very cold area at the top of the Earth. The Arctic is home to polar bears, seals, and snowy owls.Antarctica – A cold continent at the bottom of the Earth. Penguins live in Antarctica, where the land is covered in ice.Ice Fishing – Fishing through a hole in ice. He went ice fishing on the lake, waiting for a fish to bite.🧣 Body & Clothing25. Shiver – To shake because you are cold.I started to shiver in the cold wind, even with my coat on.Winter Coat – A heavy coat for cold weather. I wore my winter coat outside because the temperature was below freezing.Snow Boots – Boots for walking in snow. She put on her snow boots before going out to play.Frostbite – An injury from very cold temperatures. He got frostbite on his fingers after staying outside too long.Snowman – A man made from snow. They made a big snowman in the yard with a carrot for a nose.