Name: How to talk about WEATHER in English - grammar, adjectives, verbs, nouns & idioms
Uploaded: 2019-09-01T02:29:51.000Z
Duration: 12 min 23 s
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- Hello, everyone, and welcome back to English With Lucy.

Today I'm going to talk to you about how to describe

I'm going to guide you through seasonal weather,

hot weather, cold weather, wet weather, windy weather,

and I'm going to give you verbs, nouns, adjectives,

We're also going to do a little bit of basic grammar

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You may know that British people are famous

Spring, which is sunny and wet at the same time.

And autumn, which is colder and with lots of wind,

and when all the trees lose their leaves.

about different weather vocabulary that you can find

But first, let's discuss how to talk about the weather

So if you're looking for advanced vocabulary,

If you want to use an adjective, for example, warm,

But it only really makes sense if the adjective

If you say, "It is good," I might wonder, well, what's good?

I know that you're talking about the weather.

But what if you want to use a verb, for example, rain,

That's if you want to talk about the weather right now.

If you want to talk about yesterday or the past,

If you want to talk about tomorrow or the future,

If you want to talk about a noun, you would say,

"there is," "there was," or "there will be."

That's present, past, future, plus the noun.

So now that's out of the way, first let's talk about winter,

and I warn you, there are a lot of adjectives

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