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Lesson 21 focuses on vocabulary related to weather, including nouns, adjectives, and verbs, along with phrases for describing temperature and weather conditions. It includes exercises for listening and speaking about weather preferences and observations. The lesson emphasizes the importance of understanding weather patterns and their impact on daily life.

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Lesson 21_weather

Lesson 21 focuses on vocabulary related to weather, including nouns, adjectives, and verbs, along with phrases for describing temperature and weather conditions. It includes exercises for listening and speaking about weather preferences and observations. The lesson emphasizes the importance of understanding weather patterns and their impact on daily life.

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Mariel Gallardo
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Lesson 21

(pre-intermediate)
To identify Vocabulary about the weather.
Noun Adjective Verb Related words/phrases
There is / are … It is … Past / Present / Future
cloud cloudy -------- rain clouds
fog foggy --------
frost frosty -------- frostbite (injury)
hail -------- hail  it is hailing now. hailstorm
ice icy -------- --------
lightning -------- -------- flash of lightning
mist misty -------- --------
rain rainy Rain  it rained yesterday. raindrop
shower showery -------- rain shower
snow snowy Snow  it is going to snow snowflake
tomorrow.
storm stormy -------- thunderstorm
sun sunny (the sun) shines sunlight
thunder thundery thunder clap / crash of thunder
wind windy (the wind) blows --------
• It’s minus ten.
• It’s 35 degrees.
• It’s below zero.
• It’s freezing / cold / cool / mild / warm / hot / sweltering.

• What is the weather like today?


• What is it usually like in December?
• What is it usually in August?
• Do you prefer rainy, cloudy or sunny weather? Why?
Remember…
• We use a few, not many or a lot of with plural nouns.
a few thunderstorms
• We use a little, not much or a lot of with uncountable nouns.
a little snow
Listening
Report 1
• It’s -10°C and there’s ___________________ everywhere.
• We’re expecting ___________________ this afternoon.

Report 2
• There is __________________ on the ground.
• There isn’t __________________ but the wind is blowing the snow into my face.

Report 3
5. There’s __________________ on the grass (=pasto) after a cold night.
6. There aren’t _________________ in the sky.

Report 4
7. There’s __________________ in people’s garden.
8. There’s __________________ on the pavements (=veredas)

Report 5
9. There were __________________ and it was windy too.
10. Now there’s __________________ and the wind is extremely strong.
• What type of weather?
• Temperature?
• What can you see? (snow, ice, clouds, etc.)
Speaking
What is your favourite season? Why?

Do you think weather patterns are changing?

Describe how the weather is like for each season?

What is the scariest natural disaster for you?

Do you think weather affects how people feel?

Why is it important to know future weather conditions in


advance?
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