Weather exercise advice and what to wear exercise
How to complete the exercise weather words
To complete exercise 1 you must match the weather conditions to the most suitable dressing advice. Exercise 2 you need to read a short story and then answer the questions about the story.
Exercise 1
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1. |
It's hot. |
a. |
You need to put on your sunglasses. |
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2. |
It's sunny. |
b. |
Don't take an umbrella. Put on your raincoat. |
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3. |
It's cold. |
c. |
You need to take off your sweater. |
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4. |
It's rainy. |
d. |
You need to put on your sweater. |
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5. |
It's rainy and windy. |
e. |
You need to take your umbrella. |
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6. |
It's snowy and freezing. |
f. |
You need to put on your mittens and scarf. |
Exercise 2 Easy Pace Learning weather Forecast
Read the weather forecast and answer the question below the reading.
Welcome to our the Easy Pace Learning weather forecast today.
It is going to be stormy in the morning, so take an umbrella when you leave home.
The afternoon will be very nice and sunny, so you will also need your sunglasses with you.
It is going to get cold in the evening, so you will need a coat or a warm sweater.
Questions about the reading
1. What’s the weather going to be like in the morning?
2. What do you need to take?
3. What will the weather be like in the afternoon?
4. What do you need to take?
5. What is the weather going to be like in the evening?
6. What do you need to take?
Print the work sheet onto some paper
To print the lesson right click on a white space and select print or copy and past the categories onto a word document and the print.
Unable to print
If you are unable to print the work sheet, then write the questions onto some blank paper.
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