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Describe the weather
When you have finished this lesson you can:
Describe the weather
Listen to Séamas and Megan and Pavan talk
about the weather and how it is in Ireland and in the US. As if you can
identify the different terms of weather they use.
Listen to Séamas and Megan and Pavan talk
about the weather and how it is in Ireland and in the US. As if you can
identify the different terms of weather they use.
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The Irish weather can be very unpredictable.
Ireland has 4 seasons:
Summer: June, July and August.
Autumn: September, October and November.
Winter: December, January and February.
Spring: March, April and May.
The Irish weather can be very unpredictable.
Ireland has 4 seasons:
Summer: June, July and August.
Autumn: September, October and November.
Winter: December, January and February.
Spring: March, April and May.
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If you want to ask someone about the weather,
you can say:
If you want to ask someone about the weather,
you can say:
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When you are about to describe the weather you
can say, "it is ..."
When you are about to describe the weather you
can say, "it is ..."
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In Ireland, the temperature is measured in
degrees celsius:
In Ireland, the temperature is measured in
degrees celsius:
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You can even describe the weather with
"being:"
You can even describe the weather with
"being:"
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When, when and when
There are differences between the words "when" and "when," in English:
When used in direct and indirect questions:
Direct: "When are you coming?"
Indirectly: "I do not know when he comes."
Then used about unique events in the past:
"When I got home you were gone."
"When I was a child, I wanted to play football."
When used for future or repetitive or more general events:
When, when and when
There are differences between the words "when" and "when," in English:
When used in direct and indirect questions:
Direct: "When are you coming?"
Indirectly: "I do not know when he comes."
Then used about unique events in the past:
"When I got home you were gone."
"When I was a child, I wanted to play football."
When used for future or repetitive or more general events:
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Ask Séamas how the weather is:
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microphone..
Ask Séamas how the weather is:
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microphone..
Correct Wrong AnsweredAsk Séamas how the weather will be tomorrow:
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microphone..
Ask Séamas how the weather will be tomorrow:
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microphone..
Correct Wrong AnsweredAsk Séamus if it will rain tomorrow:
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microphone..
Ask Séamus if it will rain tomorrow:
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microphone..
Correct Wrong AnsweredLook at the picture and answer Séamus‘ questions:
Look at the picture and answer Séamus‘ questions:
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Ask Séamas when he is going to the beach:
Ask Séamas when he is going to the beach:
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Summer - Spring - Winter - Autumn | |
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Winter Spring, Summer Autumn | |
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Autumn - Summer - Winter - Spring | |
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Spring - Summer - Winter - Autumn |
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December | |
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Tell Séamas that you do not cycle when it's
raining:
Tell Séamas that you do not cycle when it's
raining:
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