Weather adjectives
The sun is shining. →
sunny
It's 30 degrees. →
hot
You eat soup with this. →
spoon
___ a storm yesterday. (+) →
There was
There were a very cold day yesterday. →
There was a very cold day yesterday.
It's raining. →
rainy
It's 10 degrees below 0. →
cold
You cut meat with this. →
knife
___ any sunny days last week. (-) →
There weren't
There wasn't any clouds in the sky. →
There weren't any clouds in the sky.
It's snowing. →
snowy
There is ice on the road. →
icy
You brush your hair with this. →
hairbrush / comb
___ a blanket on the bed? (?) →
Was there
Was there any pillows on the bed? →
Were there any pillows on the bed?
There is thick grey cloud. →
cloudy
There is a storm with thunder and lightning. →
stormy
You sleep with this under your head. →
pillow
___ two forks on the table. (+) →
There were
It rain heavily last night. →
It rained heavily last night.
There is a lot of wind. →
windy
You can't see anything because of the fog. →
foggy
You look at yourself in this. →
mirror
___ any spoons in the drawer. (-) →
There weren't
She finded a coin in the garden. →
She found a coin in the garden.