Thank you so much for this video. I heard a lot that British people can talk about weather for few hours, but I can’t imagine the words. Since I only knew few weather words, such as, cold, sunny, windy, drizzle and snow. This video really helps me a lot to talk about weather.
The Subjects are very interesting and give us many excelent and curious informations. You feel anxious on the next DVD and don`t stop watching new topics.
It's chilly= a little cold It's freezing = alot cold It's spitting = slight rain It's drizzling = little rain It's chucking it down = raining heavily Clothes are soaked Damp clothes Dark overhead or overcast Lightning Thunder Scorcher= boiling extremely hot Weather forecast Frost = ice Crystals Sleeting = rain nd snow together Flurry of snow= light snow Blizzard = snow + heavy wind Slush= snow on ground Gale = strong wind Sunny nd hot= Baking hot= very hot
2/ Talking about the bad weather - overcast (adj): the clouds are covering the sky - dark overhead (adj): it is going to rain - the storm is brewing : the storm will start very soon -lightning (n) : the large and flash electric light thunder (n): the sound you hear after the lightning -thunderstorm (n): the storm that has thunder, lightning, it is also chucking it down - the wind picks up, it is almost a gale - a gale (n): strong wind
1/ Talking about cold weather: - chilly (a): a bit cold -freezing (a): very cold -You can see your breath -> you have to bundle up (v): wear a layer of clothes to keep you warm - drizzle (v): rain lightly even looks like a mist - spit (v): even lighter than drizzle -the heaven opens: rain a lot - it is chucking down: difficult to drive -> My clothes are getting soaked - damp (a): My clothes are a little damp thanks to the umbrella
This is my writing, help me correct please. Thank you! I am living in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Here the weather is baking hot at almost any time of the year. Sometimes, it is chucking it down and results in the streets are flooding. It is often a little cold in the morning. After that it turns into scorcher and a little hot. It is boiling at noon until evening. In the evening and night it is cool and windy, sometimes it is drizzling, I like the weather at this time most.
Nice response, Dào! Here are some corrections for you: 1) '...and results in the streets flooding,' not, '...and results in the streets are flooding'. 2) '...it turns into a scorcher,' not, '...it turns into scorcher...'. 3) 'Scorcher' means a day when it is extremely hot, so '...scorcher and a little hot' doesn't quite make sense here. Hope this is useful for you!
The weather in my country can be very bipolar. It can be scorching hot, and then, in a minute it starts to drizzle. The Philippines has only two seasons a year which is dry and wet season. The start of dry season begins in March until July where it is equivalent to summer time and the temperature is baking hot. Usually, the weather during this season is completely still and clear and because of this, people mostly spend their holiday in beaches. On the other hand, wet season typically starts in August up to February where the monsoon rain starts to drizzle. During these months, storms are primarily brewing and chucking it down. Commonly, weather in this point can be drafty so people tend to wear layers of clothing. Please correct me with my grammar and sentence construction please. Thank you Oxford English Online!
Thanks for telling us about your weather, Paulo. You used some excellent sentences and phrases! Here are a few corrections: 1) '...which are the dry and wet seasons,' not, '...which is dry and wet season'. 2) '...holiday on beaches,' not, 'in'. 3) 'Commonly, weather during this time can be...' not, 'in this point'. Hope this helps!
It was very useful and very interesting.. and the voice was very clear to understand.. I got lots of new words and phrases related to weather.. thanks a lot..
In Syria we have 4 sesons.. autumn.. winter.. Spring and summer.. each season is about 3 months.. The weather in autumn is cool and the leaves of the trees becom yellow and most of the plants loss their leaves.. This season extend from September till November and it is the time when the schools begin.. After 3 months of summer vaction the weather in summer is extremely hot and the tempreture rise above 40 digree celesious in baking hot days.. Luckly Syria is located beside the Mediterarian Sea that controls the temprature and increas the humidity but dicreases the tempreture in winter days to becom cool.. Winter in Syria expanded through December till February .. Which is changable started with drizzling then the rain becomes heavier with thunder storms.. January days and ten days of february are the coldest period through the year, which containes a bit frost on the ground in early morining so we walk carefuly to aviod any accident .. But the nicest season is Spring when the ground is covered with grass and flowers and usually we enjoyed going in a trip in a warm sunny weather in Spring.
Hi Reham, thank you for watching and sharing your response. Here are some corrections for you: 1) 'become' not 'becom' and 'lose' not 'loss'. 2) 'This season extends from...' not, 'extend'. 3) '...and the temperature rises above...' not, 'rise'. Hope this is useful for you!
Hope this helps: it's chilly= little cold It's freezing = very cold see your breath = very cold to bundle up = if it's freezing, wear hot clothes It's drizzling = raining lightly It’s spitting= lighter than drizzling, not really raining the heavens open= raining heavily It's chucking it down = it’s raining a lot Clothes are soaked = clothes are very wet Damp clothes = slightly wet Dark overhead or overcast = the clouds are covering the sky storm= big rain and wind Lightning = large electronic flashing light Thunder = lightning’s noise thunderstorm= a storm that has thunder gale= very strong wind baking hot= it’s very hot still = no wind at all Scorcher= it’s very hot it is boiling= it’s very hot Weather forecast= prediction of the next day or week of the weather that will be happening Frost = ice crystals Sleeting = rain and snow mixed Flurry of snow= light snow for a short time Blizzard= a storm with lots of snow and wind Slush= snow or ice that is partly melted
My country is on the tropical area. Its weather is mostly hot and humid.The north of the country has little bit extreme weather.In summer there is baking hot.The sun shine so brightly and temperature goes around 40০ celcius. Most of the area become drought.in monsoon there is heavy rain fall with thunder storm.Many areas get flooded.Its also cause immenese problem for city dwellers. Most of the roads goes beneath water because of poor sewerage system.Transportation system disrupted. People canot move easily.but in winter people can find some peace.Although the roads become dusty. The weather has not changed much for last couple of years.Though the winter has lost its sharpness...its more likely all the season are same in bangladesh. I feel comortable in spring. Everything looks so ravishing in that period of year.
Nice response, Hasan. Here are some tips: 1) 'My country is in a tropical area,' not, 'My country is on the tropical area'. 2) '...has some extreme weather,' not, '...has little bit extreme weather'. 3) 'In the summer it's baking hot,' not, 'In summer there is baking hot,'. Hope this helps you!
Thank you! there're a lot of words that I hear for the first time! I love the way you make the content easy for understanding, and I love your voice more. Once again, thank you for the hard work!
a bit chilly: kayak di puncak bogor freezing: dingin banget sampe bisa liat nafas sendiri bundle up: pas freezing kudu banyak pake lapisan baju namanya bundle up drizzling: gerimis spitting: lebih kecil dari gerimis, kek gemerincik damp:sedikit basah karena hujan soaked: jibrug storm brewing: mendung thunder storms: hujan gede + petir baking hot/scocher/boiling: matahari terik panas banget frost: ice crysal dari salju sleeting: hujan salju flurry of snow: hujan salju kecil blizzard: badaii hujan salju slush: salju meleleh below freezing: suhu dibawah 10
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Thanks a lot your voice is so clear i don't understand how there 59 dislike on this video but i think u deserve a like and u won your self a subscriber !!!!!
Your lesson is really useful for me because this is the first time I know the weather vocabulary .thank a lot .from now I can understand every word about the weather
That's very interesting and useful video because in class when the teacher told me to describe what's the weather likes l have many difficult to do it and l confuse some of expression.
it's amazing to have this oxford online english lesson. it helps me a lot specially now that im self study ielts and i get a lot of ideas how to describe something. thanks a lot very useful for me
It might be useful in future videos to explain where some words come from, particularly when teaching idioms. For example; To "Scorch" something means "to burn the surface of", so a scorcher would be describing the weather as though it would burn. I am no teacher by any means, but I thought that this would lessen confusion. As one thing that I have noticed with people learning English as a second language, is that they often come out with some very goofy sentences. This seems like a result of being taught idioms and British hyperbole. They rarely understand that they are being hyperbolic or using metaphors I only came to this video to send it to a friend as a joke "guide to being English" (the joke being that we are obsessed with the weather, and talk about it too much). Good luck to anybody learning English with this channel :) Remember that many English language rules can be broken, we love to have fun with it!
Great. Thanks for sharing. Here are a few tips to make your response even better: 1) 'Weather is an awesome creation...' not, '...is awesome creation.' 2) '...and the season I most like is winter' not, '...and i've most like weather is...' Hope this helps you!
UK has the same weather as here in Kashmir . Weather is also changing here very quickly .thanks teacher I learnt many things (expressions) from you your channel is gonna be very helpful thanks a lot
Raining 1. Splitting 2. Drizzling 3. The Heaven is open 4.Chucking it down 5. Soaked Cloud 1. Thunder 2. Darkover head and overcast 3. Lightening 4. Strom brewing 5. Picks up and gale Winter 1. Bundle up 2. See my breath 3.chilly 4. Freezing Summer 1. Baking hot 2.It's Boiling 3. Scorcher Snow 1. Under freezing 2. Slush 3. Blizzard 4. Frost 5.sleeting 6. A flurry of snow
Hi there. You can use 'the weather'. For example, 'The weather is cloudy today.' However, we usually use 'it' (It is cloudy today) because there is only one thing that can be cloudy = the weather. When we say 'It's sunny,' 'It's raining,' etc. it is obvious that we are talking about the weather. Therefore, it is not necessary to say 'the weather'. Hope this helps you!
I live in India and here the weather is quite scorcher and it’s boiling. But Early in the morning the climate is little freezing and sometimes it might drizzle. However at the evenings and nights it becomes quite cool and relaxing weather with beautiful view of moon and stars. Considering all this I would have to say climate in our country keeps changing constantly so we cannot predict a static of the climate
Nice answer, Raj. Here are some corrections for you: 1) '...is quite scorching and...' or, '...is quite a scorcher...' not, '...is quite scorcher...'. 2) '...the weather is a little cold,' or, '...the weather is freezing,' not, '...the climate is little freezing'. 3) 'However, in the evenings and nights it...' not, 'at the evenings'. Hope this helps you!
Yes, Frank! We use 'on' when we put adjectives before time expressions: 'On a busy weekend,' 'On a sunny afternoon,' 'On a cold night'. Hope this helps you!
Hi, This lesson makes me freezing to much, it contain of a heavy rain as a heaven open with tremendous new words, in Egypt, we often use ( hot and cold or raining and windy ) most probably those new words are not famous, Moreover, i melted with it and hopefully can use them soon, Thanks for your terrific lesson ,
The way you teach is amazing and easy to remember it although it is hard to remember the new Vocabulary that we hear in the first time keep it up to your excellent experience in teaching the English language thank very much
Hi Puneet, you could say: 'There are some light clouds,' or, 'It's partly cloudy'. We have another lesson on weather expressions to help you as well: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/weather-expressions.
This my writing, please help me .Thanks There are four seasons that Spring, summer, autumn and winter.I like all of them in a way but if I must choose then I think my favorite must be autumn.Autumn is alway between around September and November each year. I find the temperature much more comfortable in autumn and I can be a lot more active and do more things. The best thing about autumn is the way that the trees change colour. I'm lucky because I live near woodlands. As autumn begins the leaves on the trees transform from green to rich organge. It's very beautiful. Especial, I like the feeling of walking alone under the trees in the autumn .
To English speaking Brits, this video is quite amusing. It highlights many things; how obsessed we are with weather, plus the words and terminologies we use to describe it. I regularly use most of those highlighted in the video.
I have question, i, sometimes hear ppl say rain is pushing through or something like that what does the vb. 'push through' mean when it comes to weather?
Excellent video. It helps a lot to enlarge vocabulary and expressions. The only detail which sounds weird to me, is the pronunciation of the vowels in "says" ...I thought the only possibility was "sez"...so it may be connected to a particular British accent.
It's cold and below freezing today. The weather forecast saying this will last till the end of the next week. After that, it is going to be even colder and nasty.
Great answer, Emil! Here are some corrections for you: 1) '...forecast is saying this...' not, '...forecast saying this...'. 2) '...even colder and nastier,' not, 'nasty'. Hope this helps you!
One of the best videos about the weather I've ever seen for the pre-intermediate students! It was very useful and the things explained very clearly! Worth watching for studies!
Today the weather here is overcast and dark overhead, but it is hard to image that there will be a storm brewing. As for thunderstorm, it is far away from our life. It is not cold, just a bit chilly. This is when we walk outside without having to bundle up. Perhaps a drizzle will be expected, as a reminder of which the spring here has never gone with the wind.
Hi Tom, thanks for sharing! Here are a few suggestions for you: 1) '...it is hard to imagine that...' not, 'image'. 2) 'As for thunderstorms, they are...' not, 'As for thunderstorm, it is...'. 3) I believe you mean: '...spring here is never gone...' with this sentence. Hope this is useful for you!
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Thanks a lot for new words and idioms. Let me tell you about the weather in México City. Autumn mornings are often chilly. During the morning is so quiet and we have sunny days, but after meddle day it can change. If the clouds appear on the sky, I want to say that overcast some times it will star raining in the afternoon and sometimes could be chucking it down, but some times rain in a little areas around the city. The most important storm happened in the night. Only in the summer could be coiling day. We never have frost day, obviously never have snow day.
Great, Rene! Here are a few suggestions: 1) 'During the morning it is so quiet...' not, 'During the morning is so quiet'. 2) '...but in the afternoon it can change,' not, '...but after meddle day it can change'. 3) '...appear in the sky,' not, 'on'. Hope this helps you!
Thank you so much for this video. I heard a lot that British people can talk about weather for few hours, but I can’t imagine the words. Since I only knew few weather words, such as, cold, sunny, windy, drizzle and snow. This video really helps me a lot to talk about weather.
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The Subjects are very interesting and give us many excelent and curious informations. You feel anxious on the next
DVD and don`t stop watching new topics.
It's chilly= a little cold
It's freezing = alot cold
It's spitting = slight rain
It's drizzling = little rain
It's chucking it down = raining heavily
Clothes are soaked
Damp clothes
Dark overhead or overcast
Lightning
Thunder
Scorcher= boiling extremely hot
Weather forecast
Frost = ice Crystals
Sleeting = rain nd snow together
Flurry of snow= light snow
Blizzard = snow + heavy wind
Slush= snow on ground
Gale = strong wind
Sunny nd hot=
Baking hot= very hot
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2/ Talking about the bad weather
- overcast (adj): the clouds are covering the sky
- dark overhead (adj): it is going to rain
- the storm is brewing : the storm will start very soon
-lightning (n) : the large and flash electric light
thunder (n): the sound you hear after the lightning
-thunderstorm (n): the storm that has thunder, lightning, it is also chucking it down
- the wind picks up, it is almost a gale
- a gale (n): strong wind
1/ Talking about cold weather:
- chilly (a): a bit cold
-freezing (a): very cold
-You can see your breath -> you have to bundle up (v): wear a layer of clothes to keep you warm
- drizzle (v): rain lightly even looks like a mist
- spit (v): even lighter than drizzle
-the heaven opens: rain a lot
- it is chucking down: difficult to drive
-> My clothes are getting soaked
- damp (a): My clothes are a little damp thanks to the umbrella
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This is my writing, help me correct please. Thank you!
I am living in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Here the weather is baking hot at almost any time of the year. Sometimes, it is chucking it down and results in the streets are flooding. It is often a little cold in the morning. After that it turns into scorcher and a little hot. It is boiling at noon until evening. In the evening and night it is cool and windy, sometimes it is drizzling, I like the weather at this time most.
Nice response, Dào! Here are some corrections for you:
1) '...and results in the streets flooding,' not, '...and results in the streets are flooding'.
2) '...it turns into a scorcher,' not, '...it turns into scorcher...'.
3) 'Scorcher' means a day when it is extremely hot, so '...scorcher and a little hot' doesn't quite make sense here.
Hope this is useful for you!
The weather in my country can be very bipolar. It can be scorching hot, and then, in a minute it starts to drizzle. The Philippines has only two seasons a year which is dry and wet season. The start of dry season begins in March until July where it is equivalent to summer time and the temperature is baking hot. Usually, the weather during this season is completely still and clear and because of this, people mostly spend their holiday in beaches. On the other hand, wet season typically starts in August up to February where the monsoon rain starts to drizzle. During these months, storms are primarily brewing and chucking it down. Commonly, weather in this point can be drafty so people tend to wear layers of clothing.
Please correct me with my grammar and sentence construction please. Thank you Oxford English Online!
Thanks for telling us about your weather, Paulo. You used some excellent sentences and phrases! Here are a few corrections:
1) '...which are the dry and wet seasons,' not, '...which is dry and wet season'.
2) '...holiday on beaches,' not, 'in'.
3) 'Commonly, weather during this time can be...' not, 'in this point'.
Hope this helps!
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It was very useful and very interesting.. and the voice was very clear to understand.. I got lots of new words and phrases related to weather.. thanks a lot..
Glad you found the lesson useful, Garima! Thanks for watching!
In Syria we have 4 sesons.. autumn.. winter.. Spring and summer.. each season is about 3 months.. The weather in autumn is cool and the leaves of the trees becom yellow and most of the plants loss their leaves.. This season extend from September till November and it is the time when the schools begin.. After 3 months of summer vaction the weather in summer is extremely hot and the tempreture rise above 40 digree celesious in baking hot days.. Luckly Syria is located beside the Mediterarian Sea that controls the temprature and increas the humidity but dicreases the tempreture in winter days to becom cool.. Winter in Syria expanded through December till February .. Which is changable started with drizzling then the rain becomes heavier with thunder storms.. January days and ten days of february are the coldest period through the year, which containes a bit frost on the ground in early morining so we walk carefuly to aviod any accident .. But the nicest season is Spring when the ground is covered with grass and flowers and usually we enjoyed going in a trip in a warm sunny weather in Spring.
Hi Reham, thank you for watching and sharing your response. Here are some corrections for you:
1) 'become' not 'becom' and 'lose' not 'loss'.
2) 'This season extends from...' not, 'extend'.
3) '...and the temperature rises above...' not, 'rise'.
Hope this is useful for you!
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Sir u describe it one more time because I am being confused So can explain it in 2 paragraph sir about weather and climate
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Hi Prakash, we have another lesson on the weather which might also help you: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/weather-expressions.
Hope this helps:
it's chilly= little cold
It's freezing = very cold
see your breath = very cold
to bundle up = if it's freezing, wear hot clothes
It's drizzling = raining lightly
It’s spitting= lighter than drizzling, not really raining
the heavens open= raining heavily
It's chucking it down = it’s raining a lot
Clothes are soaked = clothes are very wet
Damp clothes = slightly wet
Dark overhead or overcast = the clouds are covering the sky
storm= big rain and wind
Lightning = large electronic flashing light
Thunder = lightning’s noise
thunderstorm= a storm that has thunder
gale= very strong wind
baking hot= it’s very hot
still = no wind at all
Scorcher= it’s very hot
it is boiling= it’s very hot
Weather forecast= prediction of the next day or week of the weather that will be happening
Frost = ice crystals
Sleeting = rain and snow mixed
Flurry of snow= light snow for a short time
Blizzard= a storm with lots of snow and wind
Slush= snow or ice that is partly melted
My country is on the tropical area. Its weather is mostly hot and humid.The north of the country has little bit extreme weather.In summer there is baking hot.The sun shine so brightly and temperature goes around 40০ celcius. Most of the area become drought.in monsoon there is heavy rain fall with thunder storm.Many areas get flooded.Its also cause immenese problem for city dwellers. Most of the roads goes beneath water because of poor sewerage system.Transportation system disrupted. People canot move easily.but in winter people can find some peace.Although the roads become dusty. The weather has not changed much for last couple of years.Though the winter has lost its sharpness...its more likely all the season are same in bangladesh. I feel comortable in spring. Everything looks so ravishing in that period of year.
Nice response, Hasan. Here are some tips:
1) 'My country is in a tropical area,' not, 'My country is on the tropical area'.
2) '...has some extreme weather,' not, '...has little bit extreme weather'.
3) 'In the summer it's baking hot,' not, 'In summer there is baking hot,'.
Hope this helps you!
Thank you! there're a lot of words that I hear for the first time! I love the way you make the content easy for understanding, and I love your voice more. Once again, thank you for the hard work!
a bit chilly: kayak di puncak bogor
freezing: dingin banget sampe bisa liat nafas sendiri
bundle up: pas freezing kudu banyak pake lapisan baju namanya bundle up
drizzling: gerimis
spitting: lebih kecil dari gerimis, kek gemerincik
damp:sedikit basah karena hujan
soaked: jibrug
storm brewing: mendung
thunder storms: hujan gede + petir
baking hot/scocher/boiling: matahari terik panas banget
frost: ice crysal dari salju
sleeting: hujan salju
flurry of snow: hujan salju kecil
blizzard: badaii hujan salju
slush: salju meleleh
below freezing: suhu dibawah 10
I love British accent and pronunciation because while I was living in the UK before, I got to accustomed to listening it. On the first sight of this channel I subscribed and thumbs up.
There are lots of useful expressions here with native listening practice.
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Thanks a lot your voice is so clear i don't understand how there 59 dislike on this video but i think u deserve a like and u won your self a subscriber !!!!!
So glad you liked the lesson, Abdirahman! Thanks for watching!
The daytime today in Jordan was a bit sunny as I got sweat when I was walking.
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chucking, baking, chilly, freezing, see your breath, bundle up, drizzling, spitting, soaked, overcast, dark cast, lightning, thunder, scorcher, boiling, sleeting, a flurry of snow, blizzard, slush,
Your lesson is really useful for me because this is the first time I know the weather vocabulary .thank a lot .from now I can understand every word about the weather
That's very interesting and useful video because in class when the teacher told me to describe what's the weather likes l have many difficult to do it and l confuse some of expression.
Useful video, thank you
Hello!I make a forecast clip with my students. If I want to say: She will predict the weather , is correct?
Or She will predict us the weather?
The first sentence is correct: 'She will predict the weather'.
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Thank you so much sir.... Presentation was very helpful for beginners like as me... 😊 😊 🙏🙏
Thanks! Our teacher sent this as a homework, but I learned a lot from here.
it's amazing to have this oxford online english lesson. it helps me a lot specially now that im self study ielts and i get a lot of ideas how to describe something. thanks a lot very useful for me
So glad you found it useful, Karina!
It might be useful in future videos to explain where some words come from, particularly when teaching idioms.
For example; To "Scorch" something means "to burn the surface of", so a scorcher would be describing the weather as though it would burn.
I am no teacher by any means, but I thought that this would lessen confusion. As one thing that I have noticed with people learning English as a second language, is that they often come out with some very goofy sentences. This seems like a result of being taught idioms and British hyperbole. They rarely understand that they are being hyperbolic or using metaphors
I only came to this video to send it to a friend as a joke "guide to being English" (the joke being that we are obsessed with the weather, and talk about it too much).
Good luck to anybody learning English with this channel :)
Remember that many English language rules can be broken, we love to have fun with it!
Very helpful video and clear voice to understand
I'm from Sri Lanka
weather is awesome creation of world and i've most like weather is winter
Great. Thanks for sharing. Here are a few tips to make your response even better:
1) 'Weather is an awesome creation...' not, '...is awesome creation.'
2) '...and the season I most like is winter' not, '...and i've most like weather is...'
Hope this helps you!
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UK has the same weather as here in Kashmir . Weather is also changing here very quickly .thanks teacher I learnt many things (expressions) from you your channel is gonna be very helpful thanks a lot
Raining
1. Splitting
2. Drizzling
3. The Heaven is open
4.Chucking it down
5. Soaked
Cloud
1. Thunder
2. Darkover head and overcast
3. Lightening
4. Strom brewing
5. Picks up and gale
Winter
1. Bundle up
2. See my breath
3.chilly
4. Freezing
Summer
1. Baking hot
2.It's Boiling
3. Scorcher
Snow
1. Under freezing
2. Slush
3. Blizzard
4. Frost
5.sleeting
6. A flurry of snow
Hello my best teacher .i have a big problem I'm getting crazy why weather is said it ,not weather?🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 please help me🙏
Hi there. You can use 'the weather'. For example, 'The weather is cloudy today.' However, we usually use 'it' (It is cloudy today) because there is only one thing that can be cloudy = the weather. When we say 'It's sunny,' 'It's raining,' etc. it is obvious that we are talking about the weather. Therefore, it is not necessary to say 'the weather'. Hope this helps you!
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very useful thanks! you can find anything about the weather in this video! :)
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Thank you for everything new I've got about the weather today. Hello from Indonesia. I am Indonesian . The weather is really diffre in my country.
Chilly weather
It's freezing
Need to bundle up-cover
Drizzlin
Overcast -clouds cover the sky
Storm brewing
Gale- strong winds
Baking hot
Scorcher today ,boiling
Blizzard- snow
and wind
I live in India and here the weather is quite scorcher and it’s boiling. But Early in the morning the climate is little freezing and sometimes it might drizzle. However at the evenings and nights it becomes quite cool and relaxing weather with beautiful view of moon and stars. Considering all this I would have to say climate in our country keeps changing constantly so we cannot predict a static of the climate
Nice answer, Raj. Here are some corrections for you:
1) '...is quite scorching and...' or, '...is quite a scorcher...' not, '...is quite scorcher...'.
2) '...the weather is a little cold,' or, '...the weather is freezing,' not, '...the climate is little freezing'.
3) 'However, in the evenings and nights it...' not, 'at the evenings'.
Hope this helps you!
I heard he said “on freezing mornings”？？Is it correct and why？
Yes, Frank! We use 'on' when we put adjectives before time expressions: 'On a busy weekend,' 'On a sunny afternoon,' 'On a cold night'. Hope this helps you!
Probably the best ESL video I've seen in my whole life as a teacher. Exciting. I want to see more. Thanks a lot
Thanks for the kind comment, Flavio!
this is the lesson English I've been looking for..I'm happy to found it! thank you sir..you made my day😃
So glad you liked the lesson, Astella! Thanks for watching!
Hi, This lesson makes me freezing to much, it contain of a heavy rain as a heaven open with tremendous new words, in Egypt, we often use ( hot and cold or raining and windy ) most probably those new words are not famous, Moreover, i melted with it and hopefully can use them soon,
Thanks for your terrific lesson ,
The way you teach is amazing and easy to remember it although it is hard to remember the new Vocabulary that we hear in the first time keep it up to your excellent experience in teaching the English language thank very much
Thank you Michael, great video
Thank you so much Oxford online English always helpful
Michael not only weather man - but a fashion guru too - love it
Thanks for video
But making some examples in the video because helps to much
Thanks again
What to say if it is little bit of cloudy and little bit of sunny
Hi Puneet, you could say: 'There are some light clouds,' or, 'It's partly cloudy'. We have another lesson on weather expressions to help you as well: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/weather-expressions.
A very useful information with accurate examples and with a explanation for each example.
Glad you found it useful, Asif! Thanks for watching!
Thank you
Thanks Sir this helped me very much in doing my homework
the wheather today
baking hot
thanks for your help bro
My favourite season is spring. In early spring the weather can vary from freezing cold to warm, but later it gets warmer. Sometimes it drizzles.
Excellent answer, Bahruza! Thanks for sharing!
Our country weather was overcast and dark overhead then it was chucking it down at noon today
Hi Ha Nguyen. Nice response. Here is one tip:
'Our country's weather...' not, 'country'.
Hope this helps you!
@@Oxfordonlineenglish1 Thank you so much for your tip !
Very good topic! It's essential to start a casual talk.
Every time he says ing I hear a “k”pronunciation
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Thank you very much
This my writing, please help me .Thanks
There are four seasons that Spring, summer, autumn and winter.I like all of them in a way but if I must choose then I think my favorite must be autumn.Autumn is alway between around September and November each year.
I find the temperature much more comfortable in autumn and I can be a lot more active and do more things. The best thing about autumn is the way that the trees change colour. I'm lucky because I live near woodlands. As autumn begins the leaves on the trees transform from green to rich organge. It's very beautiful. Especial, I like the feeling of walking alone under the trees in the autumn .
Explained in a well sequential way.... missed to explain autumn and spring season
your talking about badwheather is g ood
Thank you so much for this useful lesson Michael, great job! Love from Poland
Thanks for good information about weather but it was very fast talking
Glad you enjoyed it, Shugofa. You can adjust the speed by clicking on settings on the bottom right of the video player.
Thank you so much for making such an intriguing video, its quite helpful
To English speaking Brits, this video is quite amusing. It highlights many things; how obsessed we are with weather, plus the words and terminologies we use to describe it. I regularly use most of those highlighted in the video.
Thanks for your lesson it helps me a lot.
a nice and creative method of learning. thanks for the video
thanks you are awesome !
such a great and useful video, thank you for that!
I have question, i, sometimes hear ppl say rain is pushing through or something like that what does the vb. 'push through' mean when it comes to weather?
This video is very useful and captivating, it helps me lots of. Thank you so much!
thank you teacher ! it is very useful !
Im appreciate Oxford online English
I mean when light rain falls , it is sooo beautiful. Beauty ,if expressed in beautiful way and in beautiful words becomes more appealing. Am I right?
Excellent video. It helps a lot to enlarge vocabulary and expressions. The only detail which sounds weird to me, is the pronunciation of the vowels in "says" ...I thought the only possibility was "sez"...so it may be connected to a particular British accent.
It's cold and below freezing today. The weather forecast saying this will last till the end of the next week. After that, it is going to be even colder and nasty.
Great answer, Emil! Here are some corrections for you:
1) '...forecast is saying this...' not, '...forecast saying this...'.
2) '...even colder and nastier,' not, 'nasty'.
Hope this helps you!
One of the best videos about the weather I've ever seen for the pre-intermediate students! It was very useful and the things explained very clearly! Worth watching for studies!
I love the video so much. It's very easy to understand. I learned more words and phrases about the weather. Thanks a lot!
Good luck 👍 sir
Excellent n wonderful videos plz upload the more videos thanks
An excellent lesson, very detailed, I love it!
Thanks for the support and glad you enjoyed it!
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Michael you don't like raining cats and dogs???
Thank you very much for your helpful video xxx
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Thank you micheal🌹🌹
Thank you this isyousfu
Its really very effective for vocabulary and speech is very clear to understand,thank you
Today the weather here is overcast and dark overhead, but it is hard to image that there will be a storm brewing. As for thunderstorm, it is far away from our life. It is not cold, just a bit chilly. This is when we walk outside without having to bundle up. Perhaps a drizzle will be expected, as a reminder of which the spring here has never gone with the wind.
Hi Tom, thanks for sharing! Here are a few suggestions for you:
1) '...it is hard to imagine that...' not, 'image'.
2) 'As for thunderstorms, they are...' not, 'As for thunderstorm, it is...'.
3) I believe you mean: '...spring here is never gone...' with this sentence.
Hope this is useful for you!
@@Oxfordonlineenglish1 Thank you so much, sir! You are an excellent teacher indeed! I will pay much more attention to improving my writing skills. Best wishes to you!
This was very helpful!! Thanks a lot :D
Amazing British lesson!!I like British Accent over American!!
This helps me describe the weather thank you soo much for making this video
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Thanks a lot for new words and idioms. Let me tell you about the weather in México City. Autumn mornings are often chilly. During the morning is so quiet and we have sunny days, but after meddle day it can change. If the clouds appear on the sky, I want to say that overcast some times it will star raining in the afternoon and sometimes could be chucking it down, but some times rain in a little areas around the city. The most important storm happened in the night. Only in the summer could be coiling day. We never have frost day, obviously never have snow day.
Great, Rene! Here are a few suggestions:
1) 'During the morning it is so quiet...' not, 'During the morning is so quiet'.
2) '...but in the afternoon it can change,' not, '...but after meddle day it can change'.
3) '...appear in the sky,' not, 'on'.
Hope this helps you!
Thank you
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Good job .it is useful special ,for speaking in ielts exam .can yo talk about charity.or jobless homeless.....ect.thank you so much.
Thank u soo much oli. Ur vedios are awesome and I like the way u teach..
Many thanks Michael this is an immensely useful vocabulary... wow !