1. If someone asked you to think of water, what would you think of? You might think of something like the ocean, a swimming pool, or a bottle of water. Water is all around us. and we use it for many things. We clean with it, drink it and water plants with it. We even use water for fun. We swim in it, boat on it, and use it to squirt each other with water pistols. Water is very important, and we see it all around us. 2. But what about invisible water? Invisible water is all around us, too! The puddles from a windy rainstorm dry up in the sun's heat, even on a cool day. As wet clothes dry out, the water goes away. If you boil a pot of water for a long time, the water disappears. Where does this water go? It goes into the air. 我要一段英语课上使用的视频，帮我创作一个符合这段文字的教学视频，要求配音就是这段文字

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If someone asked you to think of water, what would you think of? You might think of something like the ocean, a swimming pool, or a bottle of water. Water is all around us. and we use it for many things. We clean with it, drink it and water plants with it. We even use water for fun. We swim in it, boat on it, and use it to squirt each other with water pistols. Water is very important, and we see it all around us. But what about invisible water? Invisible water is all around us, too! The puddles from a windy rainstorm dry up in the sun's heat, even on a cool day. As wet clothes dry out, the water goes away. If you boil a pot of water for a long time, the water disappears. Where does this water go? It goes into the air. If someone asked you to think of water, what would you think of? You might think of something like the ocean, a swimming pool, or a bottle of water. Water is all around us. and we use it for many things. We clean with it, drink it and water plants with it. We even use water for fun. We swim in it, boat on it, and use it to squirt each other with water pistols. Water is very important, and we see it all around us. But what about invisible water? Invisible water is all around us, too! The puddles from a windy rainstorm dry up in the sun's heat, even on a cool day. As wet clothes dry out, the water goes away. If you boil a pot of water for a long time, the water disappears. Where does this water go? It goes into the air. It goes into the air! When water evaporates, liquid water becomes water vapor. Water vapor is invisible and floats in the air around us. The sun gives energy to water molecules, helping them escape into the air as invisible vapor. This process happens everywhere - from puddles drying up to clothes becoming dry. Now you understand that water exists in two forms around us. There is visible water that we can see and touch, like oceans, swimming pools, and bottles of water. And there is invisible water vapor in the air, created when visible water evaporates. This invisible water is all around us, even though we cannot see it. Together, visible and invisible water make up the amazing water cycle that keeps our planet alive!