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19. Apr. 2018 · Talking about the weather is often how people start conversations with others. Or when you just don’t know what to say, talking about the weather is a good and safe option. Conversation starter phrases about the weather in English. Here are some great ways to start a conversation.
English speakers love to talk about the weather. It is a way of breaking the ice (starting a conversation). People talk about the weather on the phone and in person. Friends and family talk about the weather before they discuss what's new. Co-workers talk about the weather before starting a hard day of work. Even strangers discuss the weather ...
9. Mai 2024 · How to Talk About Weather in English. 1. How’s the weather? / What’s it like out there? 2. What’s the temperature like (out there)? 3. What’s the weather forecast? 4. What a beautiful day! 5. It’s warm and sunny outside. 6. We couldn’t ask for better weather. 7. This is the best weather we’ve had all season! 8. Awful weather, isn’t it? 9.
20. Juli 2022 · With the vocabulary and expressions covered in this article, you’ll be able to confidently talk about all types of weather, make your weather conversations slightly more interesting – and impress your interlocutors with your English!
The weather is cold in winter and also in autumn. It is usually cloudy, sometimes rainy and a little windy. I had lived in Istanbul, my dream city, for twenty years. The weather of Istanbul is usually warm and windy. It rains a lot. But the sky is always clear, you can see the sun after rain or snow opposite of Ankara. So it is said that Ankara ...
Talking about the weather in English is one of the most common ways to have conversation. Do you know what it means if someone says it’s chucking it down today? If someone says it’s baking today, do you know what they are talking about? In this class, you’ll learn words, phrases and idioms that you can use to describe different kinds of weather.
16. Aug. 2023 · Def: shining and emitting intense light. Ex. “The sun is brighter than usual today; I need to wear my sunglasses.” Harsh. Def: strong, unpleasant, and difficult to be in. Ex. “The curtains can block the harsh sunlight during the summer months.” Category #2: Wind. Breeze. Def: a light flow of air, a gentle wind blowing by. Ex.
