A printable worksheet for conversation-based English lessons.
Difficulty: Intermediate B1
PDF: Talking about the weather
What kind of weather do you like? (I like rainy days!)
| soaked • | • prediction |
| grab • | • heavy rain |
| windy • | • very wet |
| downpour • | • breezy |
| chance • | • get |
| forecast • | • possibility |
| soaked | very wet |
| grab | get |
| windy | breezy |
| downpour | heavy rain |
| chance | possibility |
| forecast | prediction |
Fill in the blanks with words from above.
| Lucy: | Morning, Tom! What's the weather like today? Is it nice outside? |
| Tom: | Morning, Lucy. It's sunny right now, but it might change later. It's a bit ________, too. |
| Lucy: | Oh, really? Do you think it might rain this afternoon? |
| Tom: | Maybe. The weather ________ said there's a ________ of rain, so it's better to bring a jacket. |
| Lucy: | Good idea. I don't mind a little rain, as long as it's not a ________. |
| Tom: | Yeah, me neither. It's fine if it's just light rain, but I hate getting ________. |
| Lucy: | Me too. If the weather stays nice, do you want to ________ a coffee later? |
| Tom: | Sounds good! How about meeting at the café at 2 p.m.? |
| Lucy: | Morning, Tom! What's the weather like today? Is it nice outside? |
| Tom: | Morning, Lucy. It's sunny right now, but it might change later. It's a bit windy, too. |
| Lucy: | Oh, really? Do you think it might rain this afternoon? |
| Tom: | Maybe. The weather forecast said there's a chance of rain, so it's better to bring a jacket. |
| Lucy: | Good idea. I don't mind a little rain, as long as it's not a downpour. |
| Tom: | Yeah, me neither. It's fine if it's just light rain, but I hate getting soaked. |
| Lucy: | Me too. If the weather stays nice, do you want to grab a coffee later? |
| Tom: | Sounds good! How about meeting at the café at 2 p.m.? |