Changeable

Exercise 3. Find the weather words:

 

Sunny dg windy tk rainy vf storm yd cloudy bn hot g warm v cold c foggy n snowy j weather

Exercise 4. Choose the odd word:

 

С) One Odd Out.
January	February	ü South	May
sun	cloud	rain	to wear
to blow	to fall	vegetables	to shine
season	warm	cool	cold
September	October	November	winter
rain	snow	wind	night

 

Exercise 5. Look at the picture and match the weather words and the pictures, and name the seasons:

 

 

Exerc ise 6. Match the weather to the season:

 

Exercise 7. Fill in the gaps:

Exercise 8. Translate the sentences and guess the season:

1. It is a good time for playing snowballs and skiing.

2. Leaves on the trees are multicolored.

3. It is time for «Indian» summer.

4. People celebrate Christmas and New Year.

5. It is the warmest season of the year.

6. Pupils start going to school.

7. It often snows and the weather is frosty.

8. We celebrate Easter.

9. Grass is green and there are a lot of flowers everywhere.

10. We celebrate Mothers day.

 

Exercise 9. Build up the sentences:

1. The weather\ fine \ is\ today.

2. is \ bad \ the weather \ today.

3. on \ are \ the leaves \ green \ the trees.

4. a lot of \ there are \ in the parks \ flowers.

5. cold \ it’s \ and \ windy.

6. a lot of \ clouds \ in \ there are \ the sky.

7. The sun \ shining \ is

8. is blowing \ the wind \ strong \ very.

Exercise 10. a) Read and translate the dialogue:

 

-It’s awful weather, isn’t it?

-Yes, it’s exceptionally nasty.

-I hate rain.

-So do I. Yesterday it was still worse. Rain in the morning, then some fog. And

then rain, rain all day long.

-By the way, what’s the weather forecast for tomorrow?

-Mostly cold and rainy in the morning. Slight fog possible later on. Afternoon

drizzle to be followed by nights showers.

-Thanks.

 

в): Complete the dialogue:

 

Mr A: Good afternoon. How are you today?

Mr B:.....

Mr A: I am more or less all right, thanks. Lovely day, isn’t it? Did you hear the

weather forecast for today?

Mr B:.....

Mr A: Good. And what about the outlook for tomorrow?

Mr B:....

Mr A: It doesn’t sound promising. We’ll have to carry our umbrellas and raincoats

again.