Learn English "Adjectives to Describe the Weather"
| English lessons "Adjectives weather" |
English people love to talk about the weather. Here are some general questions and answers about the weather.
- What’s the weather like?’ ‘It’s very sunny.
- It’s stormy. Let’s cancel the trip.
- Shall we go out then?’ ‘Yes, why not?
- It’s cloudy. I think it’s going to rain. Don’t forget to take an umbrella before you go out.
- It’s windy. I don’t think we should go out.
- The weather is fine.
- It’s raining. We can’t go out now.
- It’s snowing. Don’t go out. You’ll catch a cold.
- I think the fog will soon clear up.
- What awful weather we are having!’‘Yeah. It is ridiculously hot.
- What a nice day!
- The sun is shining. You can’t find even a cloud in the sky.
- We’d a lot of rain yesterday.
- We didn’t get much rain this year.
- We haven’t had any rain in months. I’m afraid that a drought is going to set in.
Shots conversation about "weather"
A: It doesn't look very nice outside today.
B: You're right. I think it's going to rain later.
A: In the middle of the summer, it shouldn't be raining.
B: That wouldn't seem right.
A: Considering that it's over ninety degrees outside, that would be weird.
B: Exactly, it wouldn't be nice if it started raining. It's too hot.
A: I know, you're absolutely right.
B: I wish it would cool off one day.
A: That's how I feel, I want winter to come soon.
B: I enjoy the winter, but it gets really cold sometimes.
A: I know what you mean, but I'd rather be cold than hot.
B: That's exactly how I feel.
Exercise:
Choose the correct answer :
Thich / Heavy / Biting / Blazing / Dense /


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