Weather and Seasons
This is the coldest season of the year.
Winter
You ask this when you want to know the price of something.
How much is it?
You _____ stop at a red light.
must / have to
“She is tired, _____ she goes to bed early.”
so
The number after 19
20
This word describes light rain.
Drizzle
You ask this when you want to know the number of people in the room.
How many people are there?
You want to warn someone that taking photos in the museum is forbidden.
You must not take photos in the museum.
“I like apples _____ I don’t like bananas.”
but
This is the price when something costs half of 10 dollars.
5 dollars
When the temperature is very high, we say it is this.
Hot
You ask this to know the duration of a movie.
How long is the movie?
You want to explain that wearing a jacket is optional because it’s warm.
You don’t have to wear a jacket.
“He’s studying English _____ he wants a better job.”
because
A number with six zeros at the end
One million
A strong wind with rain or snow is called this.
A storm
You ask this to know how many times per week someone cooks at home.
How often do you cook at home?
To travel internationally, you _____ show your passport.
must / have to
“We visited the museum _____ the park.”
and
What is the price: $18.76
Eighteen dollars and seventy-six cents
This weather event is common in summer and includes lightning.
Thunderstorm
You ask this to know the distance to the bus stop.
How far is the bus stop?
As students at Wall Street English, you ________ attend social clubs.
don't have to
“It was snowing, _____ the bus was late.”
so
If an item costs $7 and you give $10, this is what you get back.
$3 change