英语天气的课件

$number{01}Englishweathercourseware目录WeathervocabularyWeatherexpressionWeatherDialogueWeathercultureWeatherexercisequestions01Weathervocabulary0102030405CommonweathervocabularySunnyRainyCloudyWindySnowy0203040501StoryHumidFoggyWetDryCommonweathervocabularyAtmosphereThelayerofgasessurroundingEarthMetrologyThestudyofweatherandclimatePrecisionWaterdropsoricecrystalsintheatmospherethatreachthegroundTemperatureThemeasureofheatorcolorofanobjectorairMetrologyrelatedvocabularyChangeablePleasantMildAdjectivesandadvertisementsdescribingweathernottoohotorcoldLikelytovaryorbeunpredictablecomfortableandenjoyable02Weatherexpression123SimplepresencepatternsfordescribingweatherPronounsUsepronounstorefertotheweather,suchas"it"or"they."SimplepresencepatternsUsesimplepresencepatternstodescribebasicweatherconditions,suchas"It'ssunnytoday"or"Thetemperatureis25degreesCelsius."AdjectivesUseobjectionstodescribetheweather,suchas"hot,""cold,""rain,"or"windy."SubordinateclausesComplexpresencestructuresPreliminaryphrasesComplexpresencestructuresfordescribingweatherUsesuborderclausestoprovideadditionalinformationabouttheweather,suchas"becauseit'sgoingtorainlater."Usecomplexpresencestructurestoprovidemoredetailedinformationabouttheweather,suchas"Althoughit'scloudynow,theforecastpredictionssunnydayslaterintheday."Usepreliminaryphrasestodescribeweatherconditions,suchas"inthemorning"or"duringtheafternoon."SentencepatternsandexpressionsinweathernewsreportingWeathernewsreporting:UsepresencepatternsandexpressionsspecifictoweathernewsreportingtocommunicateimportantweatherinformationquicklyandclearlyAbbreviations:Useweatherrelatedabrasionsthatarecommonlyusedinweathernewsreporting,suchas"tornado,""hail,"or"windchill."Numbersandstatistics:Usenumbersandstatisticstoprovideprecisioninformationaboutweatherconditions,suchaswindspeed,temperature,orprecisionamountsTechnicalterms:Usetechnicaltermsthatarespecifictometeorologyandclimatetocommunicatedetailedweatherinformationaccuracy03WeatherDialogueConversationsintheofficeDiscussingtheweatherwhenmeetingcolleaguesorclients,suchas"What'stheweatherliketoday?"or"It'sabitchillyoutside,didyoubringacoat?"ConversationsinthepubTalkingabouttheweatherwhilehavingadrinkwithfriends,forexample,"It'sbeentrainingallday,isn'titsuppressing?"or"It'sfinallysunny,let'sgoforawalk!"ConversationsonthetrainChattingabouttheweatherwhileconducting,suchas"Itlookslikeit'sgoingtorain,didyoubringanumbrella?"or"It'sreallywindyoutside,theleavesareflyingeverywhere!"Conversationsaboutweatherindifferentsettings010203WeatherforecastTalkingabouttheweatherforecastforthenextdayortheweekend,suchas"Doyouthinkitwillraintomorrow?"or"What'sthetemperaturegoingtobethisweekend?"CompletingabouttheweatherExpressingdissatisfactionwiththecurrentweatherconditions,forexample,"Ican'tbelievehowhotitistoday,IfeellikeI'mlearning!"or"It'ssocoldinhere,canweturnuptheheating?"ExpressionsofreliefExpressingreliefwhentheweatherimproves,suchas"Thankgoodnesstherainhasstopped,nowwecanfinallygoout!"or"It'sfinallysunnyagain,Iwasgettingsidesofallthatrain."DailyconversationsrelatedtoweatherRoleplayingActingoutweatherrelatedscenarioswithapartner,forexample,onepersoncouldbeatouraskingaboutthelocalweatherandtheotherpersoncouldbealocalprovidinginformationScenariobasedlearningCreatingscenarioswherelearnersmustuseweatherrelatedlanguagetocommunicateeffectively,suchasbookingaholidayormakingplansbasedontheweatherforecastWeatherrelatedscenariosinreallifeEncouraginglearnerstopracticeweatherrelatedlanguageinreallifesettings,suchaswhenmeetingnewpeopleormakingsmalltalkwithneighborsSimulateweatherdialogueinrealscenarios04WeathercultureUK01TheBritishoftenusetheweatherasaconversationstarter,discussingtopicsliketheunpredictabilityoftheweatherorthelakeofsunshineUSA02IntheUnitedStates,peoplearemoreliketocommentontheweather'seffectontheirplansoractivitiesAustralia03Australiansoftenworkabouttheir"fourseasonsinoneday"weather,whichcanrangefromhotandsunnytocoldandrainwithinafewhoursWeatherCultureinDifferentCounties"Ifyoucan'tstandtheheat,getoutofthekitchen."-Thisproposalisusedtoresourcesomeonetoperseverethroughachallengingsituation"It'strainingcatsanddogs!"-ThisslangtermisusedtodescribeheavyrainfallingWeatherprotectorsandslang"TheWindintheWillows"Thisclassicchildren'sbookbyKennethGrahamfeaturesavarietyofweatherconditions,suchasrain,snow,andwind"WutheringHeights"EmilyBrontë'sromanticnovelsetintheYorkshiremotherscorporatethemesofweatherandnaturethroughoutthestoryWeatherandLiteratureWorks05WeatherexercisequestionsMultiplechoicequestionsMultiplechoicequestionsareacommontypeofweatherrelatedexercisequestionTheyusuallyinvolvefouroptionsandaskstudentstochoosethecorrectanswerfromamongthemForexample,"Whatisthecorrecttermforacloudwithaflatbottomandaroundedtop?"Theanswermaybe"cumulus."01CompletionquestionsareanothertypeofweatherexercisequestionTheyprovid