The Weather
Hablar sobre el clima es algo muy comun en las conversaciones en ingles, es una manera de romper el hielo (Que comienza una conversacion), Es muy comun
En todo tipo de conversaciones en ingles hablar sobre el clima antes de discutir que ahi de nuevo.
Common questions and responses about Weather
What's it like out? | It's miserable out. |
How's the weather? | It's ten below. (-10 degrees) |
Do you have rain? | We haven't had a drop of rain for weeks. |
What's the temperature there? | It's 22 degrees Celsius. |
It's snowing here, what's it doing there? | It's pouring outside. (raining heavily) |
Beautiful day, huh? | We couldn't ask for a better day than this. |
What's the weather forecast? | They're calling for blue skies all week. |
One common mistake learners make when talking about the weather is mixing up the noun, adjective and verb forms of weather words.
Example 1: How's the weather?
It is snow. Incorrect
It is snowing. Correct
It is snowy. Correct
Example 2: What's it like out?
It is rain. Incorrect
It is raining. Correct
It is rainy. Correct
Example 3: What's the weather like?
It is sun. Incorrect
It is sunny. Correct
The sun is shining. Correct
Example 1: How's the weather?
It is snow. Incorrect
It is snowing. Correct
It is snowy. Correct
Example 2: What's it like out?
It is rain. Incorrect
It is raining. Correct
It is rainy. Correct
Example 3: What's the weather like?
It is sun. Incorrect
It is sunny. Correct
The sun is shining. Correct
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Teacher: Hector Cordoba Palacios