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The English winter is not cold. The usual temperature is about zero. The air isfrequently damp and foggy. It often rains and if it snows, the snow melts very quickly.Spring is a warm and beautiful season. Spring flowers start to bloom from February.The weather in spring, however, is changeable, and even if the sky is blue without asingle cloud in the morning, it may rain within a short time. It is always wise to take amac 1 or an umbrella.The English summer is usually disappointing. We expect to have two or threemonths of sunshine and fine weather, hot enough to bathe and go to the sea. But summermonths are often cool with plenty of rain. Planning summer holidays is not easy becauseyou can never depend on weather. One year June may be hot and sunny and July andAugust rainy, another year it might be the other way round. So many people who lookforward to summer holidays, go abroad for their holidays, though there are so manylovely beaches on the English coast.In autumn the British sometimes enjoy a few days of sunny weather called anIndian Summer, but, on the whole, autumn is the season of foggy and windy days.Comprehension1. Is English winter cold?2. Autumn in England is foggy and windy, isn’t it?3. Is Indian summer a sunny summer?4. Why is English weather warm?<strong>Focus</strong> on Phonetics1. Try to say the tongue twister as quickly as possible.we wet warmwith weather wise Whenever the weather is cold.within when Whenever the weather is hot.windy whenever We’ll weather the weather,winter whether whatever the weather,withoutwhether we like it or not.2. Pronounce the following sentences. Make the first stressed word high.1. The English winter is not cold.2. The usual temperature is about zero.3. The air is frequently damp and foggy.4. Spring is a warm and beautiful season.5. The English summer is usually disappointing.1 mac =macintosh – a rainproof coat7
Work on Wordscomment v [2kÁment]thanks to [T{Îks t@]bloom v [blu:m]give opinions (on/upon): Everybody commented on herstrange behaviour. comment n:Have you any comments to make upon my story?commentary n: He gave a commentary on the footballmatch.because of , as the result of sth: Thanks to your help wewere successful. Syn. due to, owing toto have flowers: The roses have been blooming all summer.bloom n: the flower of a plant; in bloom flowering: Thetulips were in full bloom.disappoint v [ dIs@ 2pÁInt] to fail to meet the expectations, hopes: London disappointed2her after all she had heard about it. dissappointing adjmaking sb disappointed: The results of the exam aredisappointing. disappointment n being disappointed: Tomy great disappointment, it rained on the day of the picnic.depend v [dI 2pend](on or upon) 1. need the support, help, etc in order to live,be true or succeed: Children depend on their parents forfood and care. 2. trust, be sure of: You can always dependon John to be there when he is needed.the other way round in the opposite position, direction, order or situation: She[ dIs@ 2pÁInt] hates him and the other way round, he hates her.2look forward to v to wait or hope for with pleasure: We are looking forward[2fO:w@d]to seeing you again.whole adj [hoUl] 1. not injured, unbroken: There isn’t a whole plate all ofthem are broken. 2. entire, complete: She packed a wholewardrobe for the seaside. wholly adv entirely completely:Few people are wholly bad. on the whole taking everythinginto account:There are a few mistakes in your essay, but on the whole itis not so bad.1. Translate into Armenian.1. We waited for a whole hour, but she didn’t come.2. The flowers started blooming very late this spring.3. They are looking forward to their journey to France.4. Their marriage was much commented on.5. It was rather chilly yesterday, but today it is the other way round, it is terribly hot.6. On the whole, I think it’s better if I don’t come with you.7. Whether you come or not depends on what father says.8. His grades are excellent thanks to his hard work.8
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