Weather http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1u5FUUxMGo&feature=plcp&context=C412cad1VDvjVQa1PpcFOlOlT1upo2AWlzLL3Ft9NNApCS_o-3fQo%3D Weather forecast temperature What? – snow

Weather http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1u5FUUxMGo&feature=plcp&context=C412cad1VDvjVQa1PpcFOlOlT1upo2AWlzLL3Ft9NNApCS_o-3fQo%3D

Weather forecast

temperature

What? – snow How? - snowy

What? – cloud How? - cloudy

What? – rain How? - rainy

What? – sun How? - sunny

What? – wind How? - windy

What? Noun Snow Cloud Rain Sun Wind How? Adjective Snowy Cloudy Rainy Sunny Windy

Temperature

Cold

Hot

Cool

Warm

Dry

Wet

Noun Snow Cloud Rain Sun Wind Adjective Snowy Cloudy Rainy Sunny Windy Adjective Cold Cool Warm Hot Dry Wet

Fill the gaps There are ________________seasons in a year. They are…………….. There are ________________ months in a year. They are……………. There are ________________ months in a season. They are………… Winter months are………….. Spring months are………….. Summer months are………….. Autumn months are…………..

In summer it is hot. In summer it is sunny.

In autumn it is cool. In autumn it is windy.

In winter it is cold. In winter it is snowy.

In spring it is warm. In spring it is rainy.

Other natural elements

Humidity humid

Lightning and thunder

Storm – stormy

Fog - foggy

Flood

Hurricane

Weather in our hometown How often is the weather good/bad in your hometown? When does it get really cold/hot in your hometown? What is the hottest/coldest month in your hometown? What do people like to do when it’s hot/cold in your hometown? When is the weather mild/warm/cool?

Speak about the weather

What is the weather going to be like? The weather is going to be warm and sunny. The weather is going to be cool and rainy. It is going to be rainy. It is going to rain. It is going to be snowy. It is going to snow.

Weather in other cities

It is going to be rainy in Paris

It is going to be sunny in Rome

It is going to be foggy in Saint-Petersburg

It is going to be snowy in London

It is going to be cloudy in Moscow

It is going to be cold in New York

It is going to be dry in Cairo

Comparatives To form comparatives we add –er or –r to one-syllable adjectives. Old – older Warm – warmer Large – larger Wide – wider

Comparatives We add “–er” or “–r” to adjectives which end with “y”, but we change “y” to “I” Dry – drier Rainy – rainier Sunny – sunnier

Comparatives Sometimes we double the last consonant Big – bigger Hot – hotter Sometimes adjectives are irregular Good – better Bad – worse

Comparatives With most adjectives of more than two syllables we use ‘more’ Interesting – more interesting Exciting – more exciting Terrible – more terrible

Comparatives To compare two things we use the following construction: ‘A’ is older than ‘B’ / ‘A’ is not older than ‘B’ ( Father is older than Mother / Mother is not older than Father) ‘As’ are smaller than ‘Bs’ / ‘As’ are not smaller than ‘Bs’ (Birds are smaller than elephants / Elephants are not smaller than birds) ? Is ‘A’ older than ‘B’? ? Are ‘As’ smaller than ‘Bs’