Change the words underlined to describe spring. There are four winter months in Great Britain. They...

There are four spring months in Great Britain. They are March, April, May and June. March is the first spring month. In spring the days are getting longer and the nights are getting shorter. It's usually warmer in spring. In April English people celebrate Easter.

To describe spring in the context of the passage, you would need to replace the underlined words with those that are relevant to spring. Here is how you can change the passage:

There are three spring months in Great Britain. They are March, April, and May. March is the first spring month. In spring, the days are long and the nights are short. It's usually mild in spring. In April, English people celebrate Easter.

Explanation:

• Changed "four" to "three" because there are three spring months.
• Replaced "winter" with "spring" throughout the passage.
• Substituted "November," "December," "January," and "February" with "March," "April," and "May," as these are the spring months.
• Switched "short" and "long" to reflect the longer days and shorter nights typical of spring.
• Changed "cold" to "mild" as spring weather is generally milder than winter.
• Replaced "December" with "April" to indicate the time of year when Easter is often celebrated.
• Substituted "Christmas" with "Easter," which is a major holiday during spring.

There are four spring months in Great Britain. They are March, April, May, and June. March is the first spring month. In spring, the days start to get longer and the nights shorter. It's usually mild in spring. In April, English people celebrate Easter.