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Who doesn’t love a bright crisp autumn day.įoggy: a thick cloud that restricts visibility It’s forecast to be cold tomorrow so make sure you bundle up. It’s time to get cozy!īundle up: layer up your clothing to keep warm Jumpers and jerseys come out, meals get warmer and leaves turn yellow and red. Autumn VocabularyĪfter a hopefully long, hot summer autumn is up next. I love to tan on holiday and come back looking sun-kissed. Sun-kissed: the look of spending time in the sun Try to stay out of the sun at midday when it’s the strongest. Stay out of the sun: too hot to be in direct sunlight It definitely won’t rain today, there is not a cloud in the sky. Not a cloud in the sky: a perfectly blue sky It’s too hot today, let’s a find a spot to sit in the shade. In the shade: find refuge under the cool trees away from the sun I wish I wasn’t stuck in the office during the heatwave, I want to be enjoying the outdoors. I woke up this morning to blue skies, what a perfect day. Today is a scorcher, it’s boiling! We need to swim.īlue skies: clear skies that are a feature of summer days Where would you like to practice your English in the height of summer? The outdoor season has begun, and life is definitely easier when the weather is good. Then comes summer: the temperature increases, the sun becomes brighter and the days become lazy and long. My favorite season is spring when everything outside begins to thaw and comes to life again. Thaw: when the warm sun begins to melt the ice of winter

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It’s a perfect day for a walk outside, the air is so fresh.Īfter heavy rains the park is full of kids jumping in the puddles. Some days there is a light drizzle, but you don’t need an umbrella. Since the clocks have been turned back the days are so bright, it’s lovely! There is a fresh breeze this afternoon, a relief from the howling winter winds. The tulips are always the first spring flowers to bloom.

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Many people take this opportunity to spring clean after a winter spent indoors, throwing open their windows and doors for a bit of cool fresh air.īloom: when plants and flowers start to flourish

The ice melts, the flowers start to bloom, and the trees come alive. It’s when everything reawakens after a cold winter. So, let’s take a look at season-specific vocabulary. However, there are so many more interesting ways to describe the different seasons. Perhaps it’s sunny, bright, partly-cloudy, overcast, windy or raining. No matter what season it is, there are a handful of standard words you would naturally use to describe the weather outside. What’s the weather expected to be tomorrow?.Knowing some simple weather phrases in English will help you get through 'small talk' much more easily. It seems like a discussion that you can't get away from! It's also an easy way to start a conversation, even with strangers. One of the most basic topics of conversation is the weather.

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