Three exercises on talking about the weather: choosing the right word, forming adjectives and correcting common mistakes.
The Weather - Exercise 1
Choose the correct word or expression in each sentence.
1. What's the weather in Madrid today?
2. It's at the moment, so take an umbrella.
3. We had on holiday.
4. It isn't cold, but it's a bit . Take a jacket.
5. Spring here is : about 20 degrees, perfect for a walk.
6. Turn the heating on, it's in here!
7. Look at those dark clouds. I think there's going to be a .
8. The says it will snow tomorrow.
9. It's very this morning, so drive carefully.
10. I can't believe it's 25 in November!
The Weather - Exercise 2
Complete each sentence with the adjective formed from the word in brackets.
1. It's very (wind) today. My umbrella broke!
2. Take your sunglasses, it's really (sun).
3. The sky is grey and (cloud), but it isn't raining.
4. Be careful, the roads are (ice) this morning.
5. It was a cold, (frost) morning and all the cars were white.
6. I hate (rain) days. I just want to stay at home.
7. The sea was very rough because the weather was (storm).
8. We couldn't see the mountains because it was so (fog).
9. In winter the north of the country is quite (snow).
10. It was a (mist) morning by the lake.
The Weather - Exercise 3
Each sentence has one mistake. Rewrite it correctly.