Look at the weather charts for the average precipitation and temperature in Almaty and read the text. Find three mistakes in the text.
Average rainfall (mm graph for Almaty)
30
Almaty, Kazakhstan average temperatures
150
40
104.0
25
125
30
86.0
20
100
20
Average rainfall days
68.0
15
75
Almaty is in the south-east
of Kazakhstan. There are
mountains to the south and
east of the city. It isn't a
rainy city, but there is more
rain in May than in other
months. The city is very cold
in winter and hot in summer.
March is the coldest month
and August and September
are the hottest months.
Precipitation (mm)
10
Temperature °C
50.0
M
50
Temperature ºf
32.0
5
25
-10
-14.0
0
-20
-4.0
January
February
March
April
August
September
October
November
December
January
February
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Precipitation (mm)
Average rainfall days
Max temp
Average temp
Min temp​

Well.. the name of my street is Volhovskaja. Molodezhnij district. Let me say a few words about my remarkable street.

I've lived here since my childhood and I know it quiet well. It's rather long , broad and populous street. The movement of cars is not very fast that's why I m not afraid to cross the road. At the same time my street is surrounded by thick bushes and trees. There are lots of pretty cafes and shops along the street. So, you can find any place to drink coffee, buy some food or just relax here. Besides, there are plenty of schools and kindergartens in this street too. We have got a lot of playgrounds where children of any ages can play in their games. To add to this, it was built a new cinema here. I've already been there once.

Finally, I adore my street, because this is the cozy, quiet and amazing place where I can feel perfect at any time of the year. I like other people who live at my street too, cause I know some of them and I can rely on them in any difficult situation.

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