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Discuss Months of the Year
This set contains 12 annotated sentences.
Dataset version: enGram 3.4, Jan 2024
SJanuary often VPresbrings new beginnings and resolutions.
Explanation
January often brings new beginnings and resolutions.
Patternsbring — brought — brought
SFebruary stPresis p2the shortest month, usually with 28 or 29 days.
Explanation
February is the shortest month, usually with 28 or 29 days.
Patternsthe shortest month^28 or 29 days
In March, Sthe weather VPresstarts vIto get p2warmer as Sspring VPresapproaches.
Explanation
In March, the weather starts to get warmer as spring approaches.
Patternsget — got — gotten
S*April st*Presis v2Pastknown for its showers, Swhich VPreshelp the flowers v2bloom in May.
Explanation
April is known for its showers, which help the flowers bloom in May.
Patternsknow — knew — known
SMany people VPresenjoy outdoor activities in May due to the pleasant weather.
Explanation
Many people enjoy outdoor activities in May due to the pleasant weather.
Patternsthe pleasant weather
SJune VPresmarks the beginning of summer, with longer days and warmer temperatures.
Explanation
June marks the beginning of summer, with longer days and warmer temperatures.
SJuly stPresis often p2the hottest month, with Smany people pAPrestaking vacations.
Explanation
July is often the hottest month, with many people taking vacations.
Patternstake — took — taken^the hottest month
In August, Sschools in many countries VPresstart their new academic year.
Explanation
In August, schools in many countries start their new academic year.
Patternstheir new academic year
SSeptember VPresbrings the start of autumn, with Sleaves pAPreschanging color.
Explanation
September brings the start of autumn, with leaves changing color.
Patternsbring — brought — brought
SOctober stPresis p2famous for Halloween and autumn festivals.
Explanation
October is famous for Halloween and autumn festivals.
Patternshalloween and autumn festivals
SNovember stPresis p2a time for pAPresgiving thanks and pApreparing for the winter holidays.
Explanation
November is a time for giving thanks and preparing for the winter holidays.
Patternsgive — gave — given^the winter holidays
S*December st*Presis v2Pastfilled with holiday cheer and the anticipation of a new year.
Explanation
December is filled with holiday cheer and the anticipation of a new year.
Patternsa new year