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Is your country mostly sunny, mostly damp or somewhere in between?
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When washing your hands, do you rinse them quickly or wash them carefully with soap?
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As a child, why might it be safe to play in a stream but not a pond?
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Are there any canals in your country? Can you think of a city famous for canals?
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What is a puddle?
a small pool of liquid, usually of rainwater on the ground.
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I always take my ________________ jacket with me on vacation. You never know when it might rain!
waterproof
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We visited India during the ______________ season, which was not a good idea!
monsoon
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Do you think that people will continue to rely on reservoirs to store water in the future?
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When the ______________ came in, it brought all kinds of interesting things onto the beach, such as rare shells.
tide
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The referee decided to stop the game due to _______________ rain.
torrential
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When I felt the first drops of water land on my head, I pulled my ___________ up.
hood
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Should hoses be banned during the summer in hot countries?
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You don’t need to use an umbrella, it’s just a ______________.
drizzle
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Poor Sophie was ____________ (idiom for being drenched) when she arrived. She must have been caught in the rain!
soacked to the bone
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We took shelter from the _______________ under an old tree.
downpour
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What kinds of animals do you think might live in a marsh or wetland?
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I wanted to go out today, but it was__________________(idiom for raining a lot), so I decided to stay in.
raining cats and dogs
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My cousin lives across the_____________ , and sometimes I can see the light of her house in the distance.
bay
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James was absolutely _________________ when he arrived, so I made him a cup of tea and offered him a change of clothes.
drenched
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