Weather

Содержание

1. Weather
2. Weather forecast
3. temperature
4. What? – snow How? - snowy
5. What? – cloud How? - cloudy
6. What? – rain How? - rainy
7. What? – sun How? - sunny
8. What? – wind How? - windy
9. What? Noun SnowCloudRainSunWind How? Adjective SnowyCloudyRainySunnyWindy
10. Temperature
11. Cold
12. Hot
13. Cool
14. Warm
15. Dry
16. Wet
17. Noun SnowCloudRainSunWind Adjective SnowyCloudyRainySunnyWindy Adjective ColdCoolWarmHotDryWet
18. Fill the gapsThere are ________________seasons in a
19. In summer it is hot. In summer it is sunny.
20. In autumn it is cool. In autumn it is windy.
21. In winter it is cold. In winter it is snowy.
22. In spring it is warm. In spring it is rainy.
23. Other natural elements
24. Humidity humid
25. Lightning and thunder
26. Storm – stormy
27. Fog - foggy
28. Flood
29. Hurricane
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31. Weather in our hometownHow often is the
32. Speak about the weather
33. What is the weather going to be
34. Weather in other cities
35. It is going to be rainy in Paris
36. It is going to be sunny in Rome
37. It is going to be foggy in Saint-Petersburg
38. It is going to be snowy in London
39. It is going to be cloudy in Moscow
40. It is going to be cold in New York
41. It is going to be dry in Cairo
42. ComparativesTo form comparatives we add –er or
43. ComparativesWe add “–er” or “–r” to adjectives
44. Comparatives Sometimes we double the last consonantBig
45. Comparatives With most adjectives of more than
46. ComparativesTo compare two things we use the
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Слайд 1Weather
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Слайд 2Weather forecast

Слайд 4What? – snow How? - snowy

Слайд 5What? – cloud How? - cloudy

Слайд 6What? – rain How? - rainy

Слайд 7What? – sun How? - sunny

Слайд 8What? – wind How? - windy

Слайд 9What? Noun
Snow
Cloud
Rain
Sun
Wind
How? Adjective
Snowy
Cloudy
Rainy
Sunny
Windy

Слайд 17Noun
Snow
Cloud
Rain
Sun
Wind
Adjective
Snowy
Cloudy
Rainy
Sunny
Windy
Adjective
Cold
Cool
Warm
Hot
Dry
Wet

Слайд 18Fill 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…………..

Fill the gapsThere are ________________seasons in a year. They are……………..There are ________________ months in a year. They

Слайд 19In summer it is hot. In summer it is sunny.

Слайд 20In autumn it is cool. In autumn it is windy.

Слайд 21In winter it is cold. In winter it is snowy.

Слайд 22In spring it is warm. In spring it is rainy.

Слайд 23Other natural elements

Слайд 24Humidity humid

Слайд 25Lightning and thunder

Слайд 26Storm – stormy

Слайд 31Weather 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?

Weather in our hometownHow often is the weather good/bad in your hometown?When does it get really cold/hot

Слайд 32Speak about the weather

Слайд 33What 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.

What is the weather going to be like?The weather is going to be warm and sunny.The weather

Слайд 34Weather in other cities

Слайд 35It is going to be rainy in Paris

Слайд 36It is going to be sunny in Rome

Слайд 37It is going to be foggy in Saint-Petersburg

Слайд 38It is going to be snowy in London

Слайд 39It is going to be cloudy in Moscow

Слайд 40It is going to be cold in New York

Слайд 41It is going to be dry in Cairo

Слайд 42Comparatives
To form comparatives we add –er or –r to one-syllable

adjectives.
Old – older
Warm – warmer
Large – larger
Wide – wider

ComparativesTo form comparatives we add –er or –r to one-syllable adjectives.Old – olderWarm – warmerLarge – larger

Слайд 43Comparatives
We add “–er” or “–r” to adjectives which end with

“y”, but we change “y” to “I”
Dry – drier
Rainy –

rainier
Sunny – sunnier

ComparativesWe add “–er” or “–r” to adjectives which end with “y”, but we change “y” to “I”Dry

Слайд 44Comparatives
Sometimes we double the last consonant
Big – bigger
Hot –

hotter

Sometimes adjectives are irregular
Good – better
Bad – worse

Comparatives Sometimes we double the last consonantBig – biggerHot – hotterSometimes adjectives are irregularGood – better Bad

Слайд 45Comparatives
With most adjectives of more than two syllables we

use ‘more’
Interesting – more interesting
Exciting – more exciting
Terrible – more

terrible

Comparatives With most adjectives of more than two syllables we use ‘more’Interesting – more interestingExciting – more

Слайд 46Comparatives
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’