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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
Fictional story · local synthesized audio, listening review pending
诺亚早上查看预报。
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Translation and pinyin
Noah checks the forecast in the morning.
nuò yà zǎo shàng chá kàn yù bào 。
今天是阴天。
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Translation and pinyin
Today is cloudy.
jīn tiān shì yīn tiān 。
下午可能刮风。
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Translation and pinyin
It may become windy in the afternoon.
xià wǔ kě néng guā fēng 。
他带上雨伞,并调整计划。
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Translation and pinyin
He brings an umbrella and changes the plan.
tā dài shàng yǔ sǎn , bìng tiáo zhěng jì huà 。
Supporting vocabulary
阴天 · 预报 · 计划 · 雨伞 · 刮风 ·
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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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