Teacher King’s English Speaking Lesson: The weather
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Learn the words
1. sunny
2. cold
3. rainy
4. warm
5. snowy
6. hot
7. cloudy
8. freezing
9. windy
10. cool
Learn the phrasal verb : Try out
Meaning: To test something to see how it works.
“Uncle Sam gave Tom a kite that we really wanted to try out.”
Learn the verb : Try
“We haven’t tried your new kite yet.”
try: Would you like to try caramel flavor?
tried: She tried to go running, but it started raining.
trying: I am trying to cool down my soup.
tried: I haven’t tried out my new boat because it’s been too cold.
Read the conversation
Brad: Are we still going to the beach today?
Tom: Let’s check the weather. It might be too cold.
Brad: It’s cloudy outside. I don’t think it will be rainy.
Tom: Yes, but if it’s not sunny, the water will be freezing.
Brad: I really want to go to the beach and try out my new surfboard.
Tom: I don’t think it’s hot enough today. Tomorrow, will be warm.
Brad: Can we go tomorrow, then?
Tom: Yes, we can. Today, we can go to the park instead.
Brad: Cool! We haven’t tried your new kite yet.
Tom: It’s a good day for it. It’s windy enough for flying kites.
Answer the questions
1. Where does Brad want to go today?
2. Will they go to the beach today?
3. How’s the weather today?
4. When will they go to the beach?
Which two sentences are not true?
1. They will go to the beach tomorrow.
2. Tom wants to try out his new surfboard.
3. It’s not windy enough to fly kites.
4. It’s rainy outside, so they can’t go to the beach.
Read the talk
Flying kites
Today, Tom and I went to the park. Uncle Sam gave Tom a kite that we really wanted to try out. We hadn’t had a chance to try it because the weather hadn’t been windy. It was very cloudy today and the wind was strong enough for flying kites.
Tom had the first try. The kite flew beautifully! It went high above the trees. The first time I tried to fly the kite, it crashed to the ground. Tom patiently taught me how to get the kite flying, and eventually I could do it.
Tomorrow, we plan to go to the beach. The weather will be warm, and it’s going to be sunny, too. I have a new surfboard. I’ve never surfed before, so I’m extremely excited.
Hopefully, Tom can teach me how to surf, too!
Answer the questions
1. Who gave Tom a kite?
2. Why had they not tried out the kite yet?
3. How did the kite fly?
4. Has Brad ever surfed before?
Find six adverbs in the talk
1. _________
2. _________
3. _________
4. _________
5. _________
6. _________
Take the test
1. Tom and Brad ___ be going to the beach today.
a. aren’t
b. won’t
c. didn’t
2. “It’s ___ outside. I don’t think it will be ___.”
a. cloudy, windy
b. rainy, cloudy
c. cloudy, rainy
3. Brad wants to try ___ his new surfboard.
a. out
b. in
c. for
4. What did Tom say they the water will be like?
a. It will be cold.
b. It will be freezing.
c. It will be warm.
5. The wind was strong enough for ___ kites.
a. fly
b. flying
c. flies
6. The kite crashed to the ground the first time I ___ to fly it.
a. trying
b. try
c. tried
7. Tom ___ taught Brad how to fly a kite.
a. eventually
b. hopefully
c. patiently
8. The weather tomorrow will be ___.
a. Sunny and warm.
b. Cold and rainy.
c. Cool and windy.
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