Weather (Ielts Speaking Part 2-3)
Weather (Ielts Speaking Part 2-3)
WEATHER (IELTS
SPEAKING PART
2-3)
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1 Weather words
Look at the words below. Put them into the correct categories (some words may go in more than one
category):
Stormy weather:
Dry weather:
Wet weather:
Windy weather:
Which of the above weather conditions are common in your country? Which are uncommon?
2 Weather collocations
1. heavy a. breeze
2. warm b. cold
3. dense c. fog
4. a light d. hot
5. freezing e. rain
6. boiling f. skies
7. overcast g. sunshine
3 Describing climate
Which of the above sentences can be used to describe the climate in your country?
Look at the places below. What do you think the weather is like in each place? Use hypothetical
structures, e.g.
"I imagine there’s a lot of heavy rain and overcast skies in the United Kingdom."
5 Practice (Part 2)
Work in pairs. Take turns to talk about the topics on cue cards below. Try to use some vocabulary
from this lesson. Remember, you have one minute to take notes and 1-2 minutes for talking.
Describe an experience you had with bad weather. You should say:
- what sort of bad weather it was
- when it happened
6 Discussion (Part 3)
Key
1. Weather words
2. Weather collocations
3. Describing climate
Students work individually and check in pairs. Go through the answers and clarify meaning.
1. It’s often very chilly −→ in winter.
2. It gets pretty hot −→ during the summer.
3. There are often heavy downpours −→ during the rainy season.
4. It’s always very misty −→ in the autumn.
5. There’s usually a fresh breeze −→ by the sea.
6. It hardly ever rains −→ during the dry season.
7. There’s snow all year round −→ in the mountains.
6. Discussion (Part 3)
Encourage a discussion among the students (in pairs or groups). Monitor the activity, make notes of language
mistakes and do a class feedback.
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