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Answer: My favourite time of the year is in December. It is my favourite time of the year as we can go for cheerful outings. I like waking up, seeing the clear blue skies, snuggling under my blanket and breathing the fresh breeze. I look forward during this time for Christmas. The present, carols, and snow is something I enjoy seeing which always puts a broad smile on my face.

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