Weather
There's an ____ sky today, so it might rain later.
overcast/stormy
A: I don't like onions.
B: ____ ____ I.
Neither do
As they were walking home, it started p____ with rain.
pouring
____ (go) go out with your friends if you ____ (feel) well.
Don't/don't feel
I can't put ____ ____ that incessant noise anymore. It's driving me crazy.
up with
The ____ sea made it impossible for the boat to continue on its journey.
choppy/rough
Sarah loves chocolate and ____ ____ I
so do
I went outside and a sudden g____ of wind almost knocked me over.
gust
You can't ride the rollercoaster ____ you ____ (be) over 150cm.
unless/are
He put his ____ up and watched a movie on Netflix.
feet
Many trees were blown down during a ____ storm last night.
voilent/severe
He couldn't ride a bike but his sister ____
could
The v____ e____ of Mount Vesuvius sent ash and pumice miles into the sky, raining down and burying the people of Pompeii.
volcanic eruption
You can go out with your friends ____ you clean your room first.
as long as/provided (that)/providing (that)/on the condition (that)
I have to stop ____ things ____ until the last minute, then rushing to complete them when theres barely any time left.
putting things off
We can expect to see mainly overcast ____ with a chance of ____ showers.
skies
scattered/light/snow
A: I should eat less after Christmas.
B: ____ ____ I.
So should
While out at sea, the huge cargo ship was struck by a t____ w____ but, luckily, no one was injured or washed overboard.
tidal wave
Change the sentence using the appropriate conditional for giving advice.
You should get your car checked. That doesn't sound normal.
If I were/was you, I would get/have your car checked. That doesn't sound normal.
A friend is ____ me ____ for a few days while I visit the city. It'll be nice to stay with him and catch up.
putting me up
The angry-____ ____ poured down with t____ ____.
angry-looking cloud(s)
torrential rain
A: My cat never listens to me.
B: ____ ____ ____ (-)
Neither does mine.
With a f____ of lightening and a t____, the skies poured down with torrential rains causing f____s throughout the region.
flash/thunderclap/floods
Use the sentence to form the appropriate conditional.
I went to that concert in the rain. Now I have a cold.
If I hadn't gone to that concert in the rain, I wouldn't have a cold now.
The director of the play put a lot of ____ on himself to ensure that he ____ ____ the best show ever.
pressure / put on