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Words of module 7: The weather and what to wear
Reviews practise both sides: wherever Lukas and Lena would say something differently, you do it once as each.
In this module you learned to
- say what the weather is like and say what I must or needn't take
- understand a forecast, compare the weather here and at home, and talk about the seasons
- ask for a size and colour, try things on, and pay by card
- say what I can and can't do, and understand simple rules
- say why something is so, and give and accept a compliment
From this module's scenes
weather
weather
Milo is your weather forecast?Milo is your weather forecast?
Milo is your weather forecast?Milo is your weather forecast?
Take your umbrella
degree
degree
To work. It’s lovely! Sunshine, twenty degrees.To work. It’s lovely! Sunshine, twenty degrees.
To work. It’s lovely! Sunshine, twenty degrees.To work. It’s lovely! Sunshine, twenty degrees.
Take your umbrella
cloud
cloud
But there are no clouds. No wind either!But there are no clouds. No wind either!
But there are no clouds. No wind either!But there are no clouds. No wind either!
Take your umbrella
wind
wind
But there are no clouds. No wind either!But there are no clouds. No wind either!
But there are no clouds. No wind either!But there are no clouds. No wind either!
Take your umbrella
forecast
forecast
Milo is your weather forecast?Milo is your weather forecast?
Milo is your weather forecast?Milo is your weather forecast?
Take your umbrella
right
right (correct)
You were right. It’s raining. I’m completely wet.You were right. It’s raining. I’m completely wet.
You were right. It’s raining. I’m completely wet.You were right. It’s raining. I’m completely wet.
Take your umbrella
cold
cold
Cold. In January it is sometimes minus ten degrees.Cold. In January it is sometimes minus ten degrees.
Colder than Hamburg
put on
put on
Wait. My raincoat. Green and old, but still good. Put it on.Wait. My raincoat. Green and old, but still good. Put it on.
The raincoat
festival
festival
The town festival is on Saturday. Monday rain, twelve degrees. Tuesday sun, twenty degrees. Wednesday clouds and wind.The town festival is on Saturday. Monday rain, twelve degrees. Tuesday sun, twenty degrees. Wednesday clouds and wind.
Colder than Hamburg
winter
winter
What is winter like here?What is winter like here?
What is winter like here?What is winter like here?
Colder than Hamburg
minus
minus
Cold. In January it is sometimes minus ten degrees.Cold. In January it is sometimes minus ten degrees.
Colder than Hamburg
warm
warm
In Hamburg it is usually warmer in winter.In Hamburg it is usually warmer in winter.
In Hamburg it is usually warmer in winter.In Hamburg it is usually warmer in winter.
Colder than Hamburg
summer
summer
Summer. I like swimming.Summer. I like swimming.
Summer. I like swimming.Summer. I like swimming.
Colder than Hamburg
swim
swim
Summer. I like swimming.Summer. I like swimming.
Summer. I like swimming.Summer. I like swimming.
Colder than Hamburg
shirt
shirt
Are you cold? You’re only wearing a T-shirt.Are you cold? You’re only wearing a T-shirt.
Too small, too big
clothes
clothes
My winter clothes are still in Hamburg.My winter clothes are still in Hamburg.
My winter clothes are still in Hamburg.My winter clothes are still in Hamburg.
Too small, too big
floor
floor (storey)
Clothes, second floor. The right place.Clothes, second floor. The right place.
Clothes, second floor. The right place.Clothes, second floor. The right place.
Too small, too big
last
last (final: the last page)
It’s warm. The last one in this size.It’s warm. The last one in this size.
Too small, too big
card
card (bank card)
It’s expensive. Can I pay by card?It’s expensive. Can I pay by card?
It’s expensive. Can I pay by card?It’s expensive. Can I pay by card?
Too small, too big
helper
helper
Come in! The festival is on Saturday. We need help. Here is the list.Come in! The festival is on Saturday. We need help. Here is the list.
Can you sing?
stall
stall (at a market or festival)
May bakes. Jack plays. Nicky sings with the children. You help at the stall and watch Milo.May bakes. Jack plays. Nicky sings with the children. You help at the stall and watch Milo.
Can you sing?
dry
dry
It’s dry. And warm. Thank you. How old is it?It’s dry. And warm. Thank you. How old is it?
It’s dry. And warm. Thank you. How old is it?It’s dry. And warm. Thank you. How old is it?
The raincoat
storm
storm
There was a storm at the market. My clothes and shoes are wet.There was a storm at the market. My clothes and shoes are wet.
There was a storm at the market. My clothes and shoes are wet.There was a storm at the market. My clothes and shoes are wet.
The raincoat
pocket
pocket
There’s something in the pocket. A heavy key. It says: attic.There’s something in the pocket. A heavy key. It says: attic.
There’s something in the pocket. A heavy key. It says: attic.There’s something in the pocket. A heavy key. It says: attic.
The raincoat
attic
attic
There’s something in the pocket. A heavy key. It says: attic.There’s something in the pocket. A heavy key. It says: attic.
There’s something in the pocket. A heavy key. It says: attic.There’s something in the pocket. A heavy key. It says: attic.
The raincoat
thing
thing
You’re part of number seven now. Upstairs are old things. Lots of old things.You’re part of number seven now. Upstairs are old things. Lots of old things.
The raincoat
rehearsal
rehearsal
Achoo! But the rehearsal is tomorrow.Achoo! But the rehearsal is tomorrow.
Achoo! But the rehearsal is tomorrow.Achoo! But the rehearsal is tomorrow.
The raincoat
Additional words
Practice 1/7 · Pictures
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Practice 2/7 · Listening
Listen and choose
Listen and choose the word you hear.
must: must
weather: weather
wind: wind
sun: sun
take: take (with you)
Practice 3/7 · Meanings
What does it mean?
outside
degree
sun
hot
cloud
weather
Practice 4/7 · Matching
Messages from the module
Match the pairs.
Practice 5/7 · Fill the gaps
Recall the conversations
Fill the gaps with the words from the box.
To . It’s lovely! Sunshine, twenty degrees.
To work. It’s lovely! Sunshine, twenty degrees.
To . It’s lovely! Sunshine, twenty degrees.
To work. It’s lovely! Sunshine, twenty degrees.
next week?
Why next week?
next week?
Why next week?
My clothes are still in Hamburg.
My winter clothes are still in Hamburg.
My clothes are still in Hamburg.
My winter clothes are still in Hamburg.
we are in good hands.
Then we are in good hands.
we are in good hands.
Then we are in good hands.
There was a at the market. My clothes and shoes are wet.
There was a storm at the market. My clothes and shoes are wet.
There was a at the market. My clothes and shoes are wet.
There was a storm at the market. My clothes and shoes are wet.
As Lukas
Lukas is my . He’s from Hamburg.
Refer to the learner as your neighbour.
As Lena
Lena is my . She’s from Hamburg.
Refer to the learner as your neighbour.
As Lukas
Lukas is here. He in Millbrook.
Refer back to Lukas or Lena with the appropriate pronoun.
As Lena
Lena is here. She in Millbrook.
Refer back to Lukas or Lena with the appropriate pronoun.
Practice 6/7 · In situations
Use the messages
Choose the right words for the situation.
To work. It’s lovely! Sunshine, twenty degrees.
You say:
To work. It’s lovely! Sunshine, twenty degrees.
You say:
Why next week?
You say:
Why next week?
You say:
My winter clothes are still in Hamburg.
You say:
My winter clothes are still in Hamburg.
You say:
Then we are in good hands.
You say:
Then we are in good hands.
You say:
There was a storm at the market. My clothes and shoes are wet.
You say:
There was a storm at the market. My clothes and shoes are wet.
You say:
Practice 7/7 · Comic strip
There’s a storm outside. I’ve got an umbrella, a raincoat and a towel.
Fill the speech bubbles.
1 TomThere’s a outside. I’ve got an umbrella, a raincoat and a towel.
There’s a storm outside. I’ve got an umbrella, a raincoat and a towel.
2 LukasAnd I’m ...
And I’m wet ...
3 TomHere. You a dry shirt.
Here. You need a dry shirt.
4 LukasThank you, ... But it’s too small!
Thank you, Tom ... But it’s too small!
1 TomThere’s a outside. I’ve got an umbrella, a raincoat and a towel.
There’s a storm outside. I’ve got an umbrella, a raincoat and a towel.
2 LenaAnd I’m ...
And I’m wet ...
3 TomHere. You a dry shirt.
Here. You need a dry shirt.
4 LenaThank you, ... But it’s too small!
Thank you, Tom ... But it’s too small!
Unit complete
