第四十三讲
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Making comments on weather condition
Warm-up
Do you often talk about the weather and the weather forecast?
Speak out-asking about the weather
A. What do you think of the weather here?
B. What’s the weather going to be like tomorrow?
C. Do you think it’ll be a fine day tomorrow?
D. What did the weatherman say?
E. Today is cool and a bit cloudy, isn’t it?
F. What’s it like outside?
G. Lovely day, isn’t it?
Do you know how to describe the weatherin English?
Speak out-describing weather
A. It’s lovely and nice.
B. It’s lovely and clear.
D. Fairly mild for this time of year.
C. A perfect day to play outside.
E. It’s all right, but it rains a lot.
F. It looks like rain.
G. What a (an) ___ day!
Beautiful/ lovely/ awful/ terrible
H. The heat is killing me.
I. The hot weather makes me lazy.
J. It’s nice to see the sun again.
K. We can enjoy a lot of sunshine.
Read and find out useful expressions for talking about the weather.
S: Hi, Jane. What’s the weather like today? Do I need to wear a sweater?
J: I don’t know. Why don’t you call the weather report?
S: What’s the number?
J: 121.
Talking About the Weather Today
Sample 1
R: Good morning. This is the local weather report. Today will be cool and partly cloudy, with a chance of rain this afternoon.
J: Well, what is the weather report, Sandy? Will it be a nice day?
S: Not exactly. It’s 62°F and there’s a chance of rain.
J: So I guess you should wear a sweater and take an umbrella with you.
Sample 2
Talking About the Weather in New York
B: Hello, Jack? It’s me, Bill.
J: Hello, Bill. Have you arrived in New York?
B: Yes, I’m in New York now.
J: How is the weather there?
B: It’s warm and sunny.
J: What’s the temperature?
B: It’s 50 °F.
J: Is that about 10 °C?
B: That’s right.
J: Wow! That’s cold for November.
Sentences for describing weather:
1. Today will be cool and partly cloudy, with a chance of rain this afternoon.
2. It’s 62℉and there’s a chance of rain.
3. It’s warm and sunny.
4. That’s cold for November.