Use of English 4-1 Exercise PDF

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1. Complete the conversations with the names of the weather. Use each word from the table once: windy

Sunny

cloudy

stormy

snowing

foggy

warm

hailing

cold

raining

cool

hot

“What’s the weather like right now?” a. “It’s cool and cloudy.”

“How’s the weather outside?” b.

“It’s good. It’s warm and sunny today.”

“Is the weather nice today?” c.

“It’s okay. It’s a little windy .”

“How’s the weather?” d.

“It’s bad. It’s really outside.”

cloudy

“What’s the weather like?” e. “It’s cold and

foggy

.”

“Is the weather good today?” f.

“No, it isn’t. It’s and raining.”

cloudy

“Is it cold outside?” g. “No, it’s pretty

cold

.”

“What’s the weather like right now?” h.

“It’s terrible! It’s outside!”

hailing

“How’s the weather?” i.

“It’s not good. It’s really hot today.”

“Is the weather nice today?” j.

“It’s okay. It’s it’s warm.”

hailing

, but

“Is it raining?” k. “No, it isn’t. It’s

snowing

!”

“How’s the weather outside?” l.

“It’s snowing. Also, it’s really cold .”

2. Work with a partner. Take turns asking and answering each other questions about the weather in the photos. Practice asking your partner the following questions (they have the same meaning): How’s the weather?

What’s the weather like?

Example:

“How’s the weather?” “It’s sunny.” a

b

c

How’s the weather? It’s snowing

What’s the weather like? It’s hailing

What’s the weather like? It’s sunny

e

e

f

How’s the weather? It’s stormy

How’s the weather? It’s snowing

What’s the weather like? It’s cloudy

g

h

i

How’s the weather? It’s snowing

What’s the weather like? It’s foggy

What’s the weather like? It’s Windy...