Isaias is a big storm

Isaias is a big storm. It is a category three storm. It is very strong. The wind is fast. The storm is moving to the land. This is called landfall. People watch the storm on the news. It is a dangerous storm. Stay safe from the storm.
Isaias is a storm. It is a big storm. It is a category three storm. The storm is in the ocean. The storm is moving. It is moving to the land. People watch the storm. The storm is very strong. It is a dangerous storm. The wind is fast. The rain is heavy. The storm is near the land. It is a category three storm now. This is a big event. People are careful. They look at the news. The news is about the weather. Science is important. We study the weather. We study the storms. The storm has a name. The name is Isaias. Isaias is a major storm. It is a category three storm. This means the wind is very fast. The storm is coming to the land. This is called landfall. Landfall is when the storm hits the land. Isaias is a big storm. It is a strong storm. We watch the storm. We wait for the storm. The storm is on the news. The BBC news has the story. The story is about the science of storms. We learn about the weather. We learn about the wind. We learn about the rain. It is a bad storm. Stay safe from the storm. The storm is here. The storm is now. It is a category three. It is a major storm. Isaias is the name. The name is important. The storm is big. The storm is fast. The storm is close. The storm hits the land. We see the storm. We know the storm. The storm is a category three. This is the truth. The news says this. The news is true.
Take a position. Out loud, if you can.
Four ways to start. Pick one and try saying it before you scroll on.
Tip · Record yourself, use in a notebook, or practice with a language partner.
What is the name of the storm?
Present Simple
Used for facts and states.
“Isaias is a major storm.”
What to know · A1
Try saying this aloud
Scenario: Talking about the weather
- 01“The weather is bad.”
- 02“The wind is fast.”
- 03“The storm is big.”
Register tip · informal
🔑Key Phrases
Describes the size and importance of the event
The fire is a major problem.
Describes the action of the storm
The car is moving fast.
Explains the level of the storm
This is a level one game.
💬Discussion Questions
Open-ended questions to talk or write about — alone, with a partner, or in class.
- 1
Do you like rainy weather?
Personal - 2
Is the weather good today?
Personal - 3
What do you do when it rains?
Personal - 4
Is a big storm scary?
Opinion - 5
Do you watch the news?
Personal - 6
Is the sun better than rain?
Compare - 7
Are storms bad for houses?
Evaluate - 8
Will the weather change tomorrow?
Predict
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