Minggu, 20 November 2016

Warning & Advice






Warning and Advice
Asking for Advice
Could you give us some advice?
What should we do if we see one?
What do you think we should take with us?
Do you think it’s a good idea to take some warm clothes

Giving Advice
If I were you, I would take plenty of warm clothes.
It’s a good idea to take a spare map in case you lose one.
Don’t forget to tell them when you expect to be back.
Make sure you take plenty of water.
You’d better come up immediately.

Giving Warnings
Watch out for bears.
Be careful when you are crossing rivers.
Whatever you do don’t lose your partner.
Don’t come up too quickly, or else you could be in trouble.



Responding Advice / Warnings
Yes, we will.
That’s a good idea. I hadn’t thought of that.
That’s really useful, thanks.
Right, thanks. That’s very helpful.

If I were you, I would ….infinitive
You’d better ….infinitive
If I were you, I would take plenty of warm clothes.
You would better come up immediately.

It’s a good idea …to..
Don’t forget …to…
It’s a good idea to take a spare map in case you lose one.
Don’t forget to tell them when you expect to be back.

Whatever you do ….imperative (usually negative)
Whatever you do don’t lose your partner.

Be careful ….of + noun
Be careful of pickpockets.
You’d better = You had better.




PAOLA  Do you think it’s a good idea to get there early?
SIMON If I were you I’d plan to get there about 11, when the tide is out.
PAOLA  What do you mean?
SIMON Well, remember that there’s a big tide here, so the level of the sea changes. If you get to the beach at 11, it’ll be enormous but during the day the sea rises and the beach gets quite small.
PAOLA  Oh, I see.
SIMON So whatever you do, don’t get trapped. I mean if you go for a walk along the beach, make sure you can always get back, because the tide means that the sea rises quite quickly.
PAOLA  OK. Thanks for telling me. I hadn’t thought of that. What do you think we should take with us?
SIMON Well, you’d better take plenty of warm clothes because even when it’s sunny there’s a chilly wind. It’s not like Italy you know!
PAOLA  I’d noticed!
SIMON And if it’s too cold to swim there’s a beautiful walk along the coast, so don’t forget to take some good walking boots. Oh, and watch out for snakes.
PAOLA  That’s very helpful. Thank you.
SIMON Oh, and one last thing.
PAOLA  What’s that?
SIMON Make sure you don’t leave anything important in your car or else you might not find it when you get back!
PAOLA  OK, we won’t. Thanks, Simon.

Weather



Weather




Freezing

Cold / chilly

Cool

Warm

Hot

Boiling



A storm is a bad weather with lots of rain, snow, and wind.

There was a terrible storm last night.

Thunder is the loud noise that comes from the sky during a storm.

A thunderstorm last night woke me up.

Lightning is a bright light in the sky caused by electricity.

I was hit by lightning and was taken to the hospital.

A gale is a very strong wind.

There will be gales in northern parts of England tonight.

A shower is a short period of rain.

It just a shower. It will stop soon.

A hurricane  (a typhoon) is a violent storm with very strong winds.

Our house was damaged by a hurricane.

Fog is thick cloud just above the ground or sea.

There is often a lot of fog early in the morning.

Humid happens when the air is hot and wet.

It gets very humid in the summer.

A flood means a lot of water covers an area that usually dry.

A flood happens when it rains a lot or a river becomes too full.

There are floods in many parts of Indonesia.

A tornado ( a twister) is an extremely strong and dangerous wind.

A tornado blows in a circle and destroys buildings.

There are often tornados in the Caribbean in the summer.



It is very stormy night.

It is very foggy outside.

I can’t stand the humidity here.

The whole village was flooded.

Thunder and lightning.