Talking about Seasons in English | A1 English Lesson
A1 English Lesson: How to Talk About Weather in English
Talking about the weather and the seasons is an important part of everyday English conversation. Whether you're making small talk about today's weather or describing the seasons where you live, knowing how to talk about the weather will help you communicate more naturally and confidently.
In this A1 English lesson, you'll learn how to talk about weather in English as Yuki describes the different seasons in Atlanta, Georgia. You'll also practice listening in English for beginners and build essential weather vocabulary to describe different weather conditions throughout the year.
This lesson includes:
🌤️ An A1 English Listening Video
📝 A Complete Transcript
📚 English Seasons and Weather Vocabulary
💬 A Speaking Practice Activity
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🎥A1 English Listening Video🎥
📝 Transcript 📝
Hi, I'm Yuki. I live in Atlanta, Georgia. Today, I'm going to tell you about the weather in my city. Right now, it is mid-July, so it is summer. Today is beautiful and sunny, but it is very hot and humid.
In Atlanta, summer usually starts in early June and ends in mid-September. Summer is usually sunny, hot, and humid. Sometimes we have stormy afternoons. Summer is my least favorite season because I don't like the humidity.
After summer comes fall. Fall usually begins in early October. The weather gets cooler, and the days are often sunny and windy. I like fall because it is comfortable.
Then winter arrives in late December. Winter is usually cold and rainy. It rarely snows in Atlanta, but sometimes we get a little snow. By early January, it is usually cold every day.
Finally, spring begins in early March. Spring is usually warm, cloudy, and rainy. It is my favorite season because it is warm but not too hot. I also love the beautiful flowers.
💬 Now it's your turn!
How is the weather today?
What are the seasons like in your city?
What season is your favorite? Why?
📚English Weather Vocabulary List📚
Review these words and expressions about weather to build your English vocabulary and talk about the changing of seasons with confidence.
🌸 Seasons
Spring · Summer · Fall/Autumn · Winter
🌦️ Weather Adjectives
Sunny · Cloudy · Rainy · Windy · Stormy · Hot · Warm · Cool · Cold · Humid · Snowy · Dry
📅 Time of the Year Expressions
Early January · Mid-February · Late March · Early April · Mid-May · Late June · Early July · Mid-August · Late September · Early October · Mid-November · Late December
💬A1 English Speaking Activity💬
Instructions: Answer the questions with your own ideas.
1. How is the weather today? What season is it?
Today, it is _____________ and _____________.
Right now, it is _____________.
2. When do the seasons change in your city?
Spring starts in _____________ and ends in _____________.
Summer starts in _____________ and ends in _____________.
Fall/Autumn starts in _____________ and ends in _____________.
Winter starts in _____________ and ends in _____________.
3. What are the seasons like in your city?
Spring is usually _____________.
Summer is usually _____________.
Fall/Autumn is usually _____________.
Winter is usually _____________.
4. Which seasons do you like and dislike?
I like _____________ because it is _____________.
I dislike _____________ because it is _____________.
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