Sunshine, rain, changing seasons, and how weather shapes daily life. 20 questions from A1 to C1, with follow-ups and role plays. Answer out loud in full sentences.
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A1Beginner
What is the weather like today?
What is your favorite season?Then: Why do you like it?
Do you like rainy days?Then: What do you do when it rains?
Is it very hot where you live in summer?
What do you wear on a cold day?
A2Elementary
What was the weather like last weekend?Then: What did you do?
Which is the coldest month where you live?Then: How do people keep warm?
Have you ever been outside in a big storm?Then: What happened?
How often do you check the weather forecast?Then: Is it usually right?
B1Intermediate
Do you think the weather affects your mood?Then: In what way?
If you had a free day with perfect weather, how would you spend it?
What advice would you give a visitor about the best time of year to visit your country?
Has the weather where you live changed since you were younger?Then: What differences have you noticed?
Are there any sayings about the weather in your language?Then: What do they mean?
B2Upper intermediate
How do the seasons shape holidays, food, and celebrations in your culture compared with others you know?
What are the pros and cons of living somewhere with four clear seasons rather than a similar climate all year?
Why do you think the weather is such a popular topic for small talk in so many places?
C1Advanced
As extreme weather becomes more common, how should cities adapt, and who should pay for it?
To what extent does climate shape the character of a place and its people, and when does that idea become a stereotype?
Should daily routines, such as school and work hours, change with the seasons? What would be gained and lost?
Role plays
Work with a partner or a tutor. Read the situation together, then each person opens only their own card. Use the phrases to help you.
A2 Elementary
Changing plans because of rain
You and a friend planned a day at the beach on Saturday. Now the forecast says it will rain in the afternoon.
Card A: Friend A
You really want to go outside. Suggest leaving very early to enjoy the morning sun before the rain comes.
Card B: Friend B
You don’t like getting wet, and you hate early mornings. Suggest an indoor plan instead, like a museum or a movie. Agree on a final plan together.
Useful phrases
The forecast says…
It’s going to rain in the afternoon.
What if we…?
I’d rather…
That’s a good idea.
Okay, let’s…
B1 Intermediate
Helping a visitor decide what to pack
Someone from another country is visiting your city next month for a week. They message you to ask what clothes to bring.
Card A: Visitor
You only have a small suitcase and don’t want to carry too much. Ask about the weather, what people usually wear, and what you will need for a day trip to the mountains.
Card B: Local
The weather next month can change a lot in one day. Give clear advice, explain your reasons, and help the visitor make a short packing list.