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How to talk about the weather
the sun is shining (shine / shone / shone) it is sunny today | look at that cloud ! it is cloudy today |
the wind is blowing (blow / blew / blown) it is windy today | it is raining hard todayit will be rainy for the whole dayit will rain tomorrow |
it is snowing the snow will come from the north | it is a foggy day the weather will be snowy next week ; be careful in this thick fog! |
it is stormyI hope the storm won't last too long.it is thundering. |
we can talk about the future:
it will be rainy and windy tomorrow morning.
what will the weather be like next weekend?
When there is both sun and rain you can see a rainbow
the colours are:
red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet
On the Fahrenheit scale the freezing point of water is 32 °F and the boiling point is 212 °F
In order to convert the Celsius temperature into Fahrenheit
--multiply by 9
--divide by 5
-- add 32
example 30 °C 30x9=270 270:5=54 54+32=86 30 °C => 86 °F
The human body temperature is close to 98.6 °F
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