Weather and seasons

What’s the weather like?

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Ex. 1, p. 98. Form the adjectives

• Rain
• Cloud
• Wind
• Fog
• Snow
• Sun
• Chill
• Storm

• Rainy
• Cloudy
• Windy
• Foggy
• Snowy
• Sunny
• Chilly
• Stormy

Use appropriate adjectives to complete the expressions

Wet & rainy

Cloudy & windy

Cold & snowy

Hot & sunny

Chilly & foggy

°c

°c

°c

°c

°c

Look at the chart, ask & answer as in the example in your book.

• London
• Copenhagen
• Moscow
• Paris
• Cairo

10

- 5

5

8

30

raincoat

coat

scarf

skirt

sweater

jacket

gloves

T-shirt

trainers

hat

boots

shoes

dress

shorts

top

trousers

shirt

• It’s going to be rainy today.
• I know. I’ll wear my raincoat and boots then.

• Sunny
• Stormy
• Boiling hot
• Wet
• Sunny
• Freezing cold

• Kathy is meeting

• Kathy is wearing

• The weather is

• Kathy wants to borrow

• Clair wants to go

Helen.

a thin dress and sandals.

wet and cloudy.

an umbrella.

to the shop.

Grammar

• Present Continuous ( future meaning ). For actions we have already arranged in the near future.

• I’m flying to Paris tomorrow.

• To be going to…. To express plans/predictions. To make predictions based on what we see.

• Look out! You are going to fall.

• Future Simple (will). For on-the –spot decision.

• The phone is ringing. I ’ll answer it.

Make up sentences. Use Present Continuous . ( future meaning )

• What are you doing on Sunday?
• Monday?
• Tuesday?
• Wednesday?
• Thursday?
• Friday?
• Saturday?

• Go to the movie
• Watch TV
• Go to the gym
• Clean my room
• Wash up
• Work in the garden
• Have a party

• EX: I am reading books on Monday.

Well done!

Thank you for your work!