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When the weather changes: adjust the plan together

How can people use new weather information to adjust a plan together?

Forecasts change and may differ from actual conditions. This lesson practices checking information, explaining a choice, and preparing an alternative.

These are editorial reading bands, not exam levels.

When the weather changes: adjust the plan together

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Noah checks the forecast before the trip.

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Translation and pinyin

诺亚出发前查看天气预报。

The morning is cloudy, and rain may start later.

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Translation and pinyin

上午是阴天,稍后可能下雨。

He takes an umbrella.

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Translation and pinyin

他带上一把雨伞。

The group keeps its plan but chooses a shorter walk.

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Translation and pinyin

大家保留原计划,但选择较短的步行路线。

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cloudy · forecast · plan · umbrella ·

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When the weather changes: adjust the plan together

Forecasts change and may differ from actual conditions. This lesson practices checking information, explaining a choice, and preparing an alternative.

How can people use new weather information to adjust a plan together?

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Forecasts change and may differ from actual conditions. This lesson practices checking information, explaining a choice, and preparing an alternative.

How would you use this method in your own setting? You may invent details or skip.

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