whether and seasons

WHAT WHAT
Q: What is the weather like today? Q: What is the weather like today?
A: The weather is sunny and warm. A: The weather is sunny and warm.
Q: What causes heavy rain in this season? Q: What causes heavy rain in this season?
A: Low pressure causes heavy rain. A: Low pressure causes heavy rain.
Q: What temperature do we expect tomorrow? Q: What temperature do we expect tomorrow?
A: We expect a cool temperature tomorrow. A: We expect a cool temperature tomorrow.
Q: What are you wearing in this cold weather? Q: What are you wearing in this cold weather?
A: I am wearing a warm jacket. A: I am wearing a warm jacket.
Q: What have you noticed about the weather today? Q: What have you noticed about the weather today?
A: I have noticed that it is very hot. A: I have noticed that it is very hot.
Q: What did you do during the rain? Q: What did you do during the rain?
A: I stayed at home. A: I stayed at home.
Q: What will you do if it rains tomorrow? Q: What will you do if it rains tomorrow?
A: I will stay indoors. A: I will stay indoors.
WHERE WHERE
Q: Where does the storm move now? Q: Where does the storm move now?
A: The storm moves toward the coast. A: The storm moves toward the coast.
Q: Where is the weather hottest today? Q: Where is the weather hottest today?
A: The weather is hottest in the city area. A: The weather is hottest in the city area.
Q: Where do clouds form during rain? Q: Where do clouds form during rain?
A: Clouds form high in the sky. A: Clouds form high in the sky.
Q: Where are you going in this rain? Q: Where are you going in this rain?
A: I am going to the office. A: I am going to the office.
Q: Where have you kept your umbrella? Q: Where have you kept your umbrella?
A: I have kept it near the door. A: I have kept it near the door.
Q: Where did you spend your summer vacation? Q: Where did you spend your summer vacation?
A: I spent it in my hometown. A: I spent it in my hometown.
Q: Where will you go this winter? Q: Where will you go this winter?
A: I will go to the hills. A: I will go to the hills.
WHEN WHEN
Q: When does the rain start today? Q: When does the rain start today?
A: The rain starts in the evening. A: The rain starts in the evening.
Q: When will the heat reduce? Q: When will the heat reduce?
A: The heat will reduce at night. A: The heat will reduce at night.
Q: When does winter usually begin here? Q: When does winter usually begin here?
A: Winter usually begins in December. A: Winter usually begins in December.
Q: When is it raining in your area? Q: When is it raining in your area?
A: It is raining now. A: It is raining now.
Q: When has the rainy season started? Q: When has the rainy season started?
A: It has started this week. A: It has started this week.
Q: When did the rain stop? Q: When did the rain stop?
A: It stopped last night. A: It stopped last night.
Q: When will winter begin? Q: When will winter begin?
A: It will begin next month. A: It will begin next month.
WHY WHY
Q: Why is the sky cloudy today? Q: Why is the sky cloudy today?
A: The sky is cloudy due to moisture. A: The sky is cloudy due to moisture.
Q: Why does the weather change suddenly? Q: Why does the weather change suddenly?
A: Air pressure changes the weather suddenly. A: Air pressure changes the weather suddenly.
Q: Why is today colder than yesterday? Q: Why is today colder than yesterday?
A: Cold winds make today colder. A: Cold winds make today colder.
Q: Why are you carrying an umbrella? Q: Why are you carrying an umbrella?
A: I am carrying it because it is raining. A: I am carrying it because it is raining.
Q: Why have you closed the windows? Q: Why have you closed the windows?
A: I have closed them because it is windy. A: I have closed them because it is windy.
Q: Why did you stay at home yesterday? Q: Why did you stay at home yesterday?
A: I stayed at home because of the heavy rain. A: I stayed at home because of the heavy rain.
Q: Why will you wear a sweater tomorrow? Q: Why will you wear a sweater tomorrow?
A: I will wear it because it will be cold. A: I will wear it because it will be cold.
WHO WHO
Q: Who checks the weather report daily? Q: Who checks the weather report daily?
A: The farmer checks the weather report daily. A: The farmer checks the weather report daily.
Q: Who warns people about storms? Q: Who warns people about storms?
A: The weather department warns people. A: The weather department warns people.
Q: Who decides school holidays due to rain? Q: Who decides school holidays due to rain?
A: The authorities decide school holidays. A: The authorities decide school holidays.
Q: Who is checking the weather forecast? Q: Who is checking the weather forecast?
A: My father is checking it. A: My father is checking it.
Q: Who has watered the plants today? Q: Who has watered the plants today?
A: My mother has watered them. A: My mother has watered them.
Q: Who enjoyed the snowfall? Q: Who enjoyed the snowfall?
A: The children enjoyed it. A: The children enjoyed it.
Q: Who will bring the umbrellas tomorrow? Q: Who will bring the umbrellas tomorrow?
A: My brother will bring them. A: My brother will bring them.
WHICH WHICH
Q: Which season brings heavy rain here? Q: Which season brings heavy rain here?
A: The monsoon season brings heavy rain. A: The monsoon season brings heavy rain.
Q: Which month is the coldest? Q: Which month is the coldest?
A: January is the coldest month. A: January is the coldest month.
Q: Which day has strong winds? Q: Which day has strong winds?
A: Today has strong winds. A: Today has strong winds.
Q: Which season are you enjoying now? Q: Which season are you enjoying now?
A: I am enjoying the rainy season. A: I am enjoying the rainy season.
Q: Which jacket have you worn today? Q: Which jacket have you worn today?
A: I have worn my black jacket. A: I have worn my black jacket.
Q: Which season did you like the most? Q: Which season did you like the most?
A: I liked the winter season the most. A: I liked the winter season the most.
Q: Which season will you enjoy next? Q: Which season will you enjoy next?
A: I will enjoy the spring season. A: I will enjoy the spring season.
HOW HOW
Q: How is the weather this morning? Q: How is the weather this morning?
A: The weather is cool this morning. A: The weather is cool this morning.
Q: How does rain affect travel? Q: How does rain affect travel?
A: Rain affects travel badly. A: Rain affects travel badly.
Q: How can we stay safe in heat? Q: How can we stay safe in heat?
A: We can stay indoors and drink water. A: We can stay indoors and drink water.
Q: How is the weather changing? Q: How is the weather changing?
A: It is becoming cooler. A: It is becoming cooler.
Q: How has the weather changed today? Q: How has the weather changed today?
A: It has become much cooler. A: It has become much cooler.
Q: How did you protect yourself from the rain? Q: How did you protect yourself from the rain?
A: I used an umbrella. A: I used an umbrella.
Q: How will you prepare for the summer? Q: How will you prepare for the summer?
A: I will drink plenty of water and stay cool. A: I will drink plenty of water and stay cool.
DO DO
Q: Do you like this cool weather? Q: Do you like this cool weather?
A: Yes, I like this cool weather. A: Yes, I like this cool weather.
Q: Do clouds bring rain today? Q: Do clouds bring rain today?
A: Yes, clouds bring rain today. A: Yes, clouds bring rain today.
Q: Do hot winds affect people? Q: Do hot winds affect people?
A: Yes, hot winds affect people. A: Yes, hot winds affect people.
DOES DOES
Q: Does the weather change quickly here? Q: Does the weather change quickly here?
A: Yes, the weather changes quickly here. A: Yes, the weather changes quickly here.
Q: Does rain reduce the heat? Q: Does rain reduce the heat?
A: Yes, rain reduces the heat. A: Yes, rain reduces the heat.
Q: Does cold air cause fever? Q: Does cold air cause fever?
A: Cold air causes fever sometimes. A: Cold air causes fever sometimes.
DID DID
Q: Did it rain last night? Q: Did it rain last night?
A: Yes, it rained last night. A: Yes, it rained last night.
Q: Did the storm stop in the morning? Q: Did the storm stop in the morning?
A: Yes, the storm stopped in the morning. A: Yes, the storm stopped in the morning.
Q: Did the heat trouble you yesterday? Q: Did the heat trouble you yesterday?
A: Yes, the heat troubled me yesterday. A: Yes, the heat troubled me yesterday.
IS IS
Q: Is the weather pleasant today? Q: Is the weather pleasant today?
A: Yes, the weather is pleasant today. A: Yes, the weather is pleasant today.
Q: Is the sky clear now? Q: Is the sky clear now?
A: Yes, the sky is clear now. A: Yes, the sky is clear now.
Q: Is today hotter than yesterday? Q: Is today hotter than yesterday?
A: Yes, today is hotter than yesterday. A: Yes, today is hotter than yesterday.
ARE ARE
Q: Are the winds strong today? Q: Are the winds strong today?
A: Yes, the winds are strong today. A: Yes, the winds are strong today.
Q: Are the clouds dark now? Q: Are the clouds dark now?
A: Yes, the clouds are dark now. A: Yes, the clouds are dark now.
Q: Are summers very hot here? Q: Are summers very hot here?
A: Yes, summers are very hot here. A: Yes, summers are very hot here.
WAS WAS
Q: Was the weather cold yesterday? Q: Was the weather cold yesterday?
A: Yes, the weather was cold yesterday. A: Yes, the weather was cold yesterday.
Q: Was the sky cloudy in the morning? Q: Was the sky cloudy in the morning?
A: Yes, the sky was cloudy in the morning. A: Yes, the sky was cloudy in the morning.
Q: Was last week very hot? Q: Was last week very hot?
A: Yes, last week was very hot. A: Yes, last week was very hot.
AM AM
Q: Am I safe in this weather? Q: Am I safe in this weather?
A: Yes, you are safe in this weather. A: Yes, you are safe in this weather.
Q: Am I late because of rain? Q: Am I late because of rain?
A: Yes, you are late because of rain. A: Yes, you are late because of rain.
Q: Am I ready for winter weather? Q: Am I ready for winter weather?
A: Yes, you are ready for winter weather. A: Yes, you are ready for winter weather.
WERE WERE
Q: Were the roads wet yesterday? Q: Were the roads wet yesterday?
A: Yes, the roads were wet yesterday. A: Yes, the roads were wet yesterday.
Q: Were the nights cold last month? Q: Were the nights cold last month?
A: Yes, the nights were cold last month. A: Yes, the nights were cold last month.
Q: Were the winds strong last evening? Q: Were the winds strong last evening?
A: Yes, the winds were strong last evening. A: Yes, the winds were strong last evening.
WILL WILL
Q: Will it rain tomorrow? Q: Will it rain tomorrow?
A: Yes, it will rain tomorrow. A: Yes, it will rain tomorrow.
Q: Will the heat reduce at night? Q: Will the heat reduce at night?
A: Yes, the heat will reduce at night. A: Yes, the heat will reduce at night.
Q: Will the sky clear soon? Q: Will the sky clear soon?
A: Yes, the sky will clear soon. A: Yes, the sky will clear soon.
WOULD WOULD
Q: Would rain help farmers? Q: Would rain help farmers?
A: Yes, rain would help farmers. A: Yes, rain would help farmers.
Q: Would cold weather affect travel? Q: Would cold weather affect travel?
A: Yes, cold weather would affect travel. A: Yes, cold weather would affect travel.
Q: Would strong winds damage trees? Q: Would strong winds damage trees?
A: Yes, strong winds would damage trees. A: Yes, strong winds would damage trees.
SHALL SHALL
Q: Shall we check the weather report? Q: Shall we check the weather report?
A: Yes, we shall check the weather report. A: Yes, we shall check the weather report.
Q: Shall I close the windows due to rain? Q: Shall I close the windows due to rain?
A: Yes, you shall close the windows. A: Yes, you shall close the windows.
Q: Shall we avoid travel in bad weather? Q: Shall we avoid travel in bad weather?
A: Yes, we shall avoid travel in bad weather. A: Yes, we shall avoid travel in bad weather.
SHOULD SHOULD
Q: Should we carry an umbrella today? Q: Should we carry an umbrella today?
A: Yes, we should carry an umbrella today. A: Yes, we should carry an umbrella today.
Q: Should people drink more water in heat? Q: Should people drink more water in heat?
A: Yes, people should drink more water. A: Yes, people should drink more water.
Q: Should children stay inside during storms? Q: Should children stay inside during storms?
A: Yes, children should stay inside during storms. A: Yes, children should stay inside during storms.
CAN CAN
Q: Can we expect rain this evening? Q: Can we expect rain this evening?
A: Yes, we can expect rain this evening. A: Yes, we can expect rain this evening.
Q: Can hot weather cause tiredness? Q: Can hot weather cause tiredness?
A: Yes, hot weather can cause tiredness. A: Yes, hot weather can cause tiredness.
Q: Can strong winds break trees? Q: Can strong winds break trees?
A: Yes, strong winds can break trees. A: Yes, strong winds can break trees.
COULD COULD
Q: Could it rain later today? Q: Could it rain later today?
A: Yes, it could rain later today. A: Yes, it could rain later today.
Q: Could cold weather affect health? Q: Could cold weather affect health?
A: Yes, cold weather could affect health. A: Yes, cold weather could affect health.
Q: Could storms stop travel plans? Q: Could storms stop travel plans?
A: Yes, storms could stop travel plans. A: Yes, storms could stop travel plans.
MAY MAY
Q: May it get hotter tomorrow? Q: May it get hotter tomorrow?
A: Yes, it may get hotter tomorrow. A: Yes, it may get hotter tomorrow.
Q: May rain arrive at night? Q: May rain arrive at night?
A: Yes, rain may arrive at night. A: Yes, rain may arrive at night.
Q: May the sky clear by morning? Q: May the sky clear by morning?
A: Yes, the sky may clear by morning. A: Yes, the sky may clear by morning.
MIGHT MIGHT
Q: Might the temperature drop tonight? Q: Might the temperature drop tonight?
A: Yes, the temperature might drop tonight. A: Yes, the temperature might drop tonight.
Q: Might winds slow traffic? Q: Might winds slow traffic?
A: Yes, winds might slow traffic. A: Yes, winds might slow traffic.
OR OR
Q: Will it rain or stay dry today? Q: Will it rain or stay dry today?
A: It will stay dry today. A: It will stay dry today.
Q: Is the weather hot or mild now? Q: Is the weather hot or mild now?
A: The weather is mild now. A: The weather is mild now.
Q: Do you prefer summer or winter weather? Q: Do you prefer summer or winter weather?
A: I prefer winter weather. A: I prefer winter weather.
HAVE HAVE
Q: Have you checked the weather report? Q: Have you checked the weather report?
A: Yes, I have checked the weather report. A: Yes, I have checked the weather report.
Q: Have clouds covered the sky? Q: Have clouds covered the sky?
A: Yes, clouds have covered the sky. A: Yes, clouds have covered the sky.
Q: Have temperatures risen this week? Q: Have temperatures risen this week?
A: Yes, temperatures have risen this week. A: Yes, temperatures have risen this week.
HAS HAS
Q: Has the rain stopped now? Q: Has the rain stopped now?
A: Yes, the rain has stopped now. A: Yes, the rain has stopped now.
Q: Has the weather improved today? Q: Has the weather improved today?
A: Yes, the weather has improved today. A: Yes, the weather has improved today.
Q: Has winter started early this year? Q: Has winter started early this year?
A: Yes, winter has started early this year. A: Yes, winter has started early this year.
HAD HAD
Q: Had it rained before sunrise? Q: Had it rained before sunrise?
A: Yes, it had rained before sunrise. A: Yes, it had rained before sunrise.
Q: Had the weather turned cold last week? Q: Had the weather turned cold last week?
A: Yes, the weather had turned cold last week. A: Yes, the weather had turned cold last week.
Q: Had storms affected flights earlier? Q: Had storms affected flights earlier?
A: Yes, storms had affected flights earlier. A: Yes, storms had affected flights earlier.
HOW LONG HOW LONG
Q: How long will the rain last? Q: How long will the rain last?
A: The rain will last for two hours. A: The rain will last for two hours.
Q: How long does winter stay here? Q: How long does winter stay here?
A: Winter stays here for three months. A: Winter stays here for three months.
Q: How long was the heatwave? Q: How long was the heatwave?
A: The heatwave was for one week. A: The heatwave was for one week.
HOW MANY HOW MANY
Q: How many rainy days are there this month? Q: How many rainy days are there this month?
A: There are five rainy days this month. A: There are five rainy days this month.
Q: How many storms hit the coast last year? Q: How many storms hit the coast last year?
A: Three storms hit the coast last year. A: Three storms hit the coast last year.
Q: How many hot days did we have this week? Q: How many hot days did we have this week?
A: We had four hot days this week. A: We had four hot days this week.
HOW OFTEN HOW OFTEN
Q: How often does it rain in this season? Q: How often does it rain in this season?
A: It rains twice a week in this season. A: It rains twice a week in this season.
Q: How often do you check the weather forecast? Q: How often do you check the weather forecast?
A: I check the weather forecast every day. A: I check the weather forecast every day.
Q: How often are storms reported here? Q: How often are storms reported here?
A: Storms are reported rarely here. A: Storms are reported rarely here.
HOW EARLY HOW EARLY
Q: How early does the fog appear in winter? Q: How early does the fog appear in winter?
A: The fog appears very early in the morning. A: The fog appears very early in the morning.
Q: How early will the rain start tomorrow? Q: How early will the rain start tomorrow?
A: The rain will start early in the day. A: The rain will start early in the day.
Q: How early is sunrise during summer? Q: How early is sunrise during summer?
A: Sunrise is very early during summer. A: Sunrise is very early during summer.
HOW LONG HOW LONG
Q: How long will this cloudy weather continue? Q: How long will this cloudy weather continue?
A: This cloudy weather will continue till evening. A: This cloudy weather will continue till evening.
Q: How long does the rainy season last here? Q: How long does the rainy season last here?
A: The rainy season lasts for four months. A: The rainy season lasts for four months.
Q: How long was yesterday’s storm? Q: How long was yesterday’s storm?
A: Yesterday’s storm was for one hour. A: Yesterday’s storm was for one hour.
HOW FAR HOW FAR
Q: How far is the storm from the city now? Q: How far is the storm from the city now?
A: The storm is fifty kilometers away. A: The storm is fifty kilometers away.
Q: How far do rain clouds travel? Q: How far do rain clouds travel?
A: Rain clouds travel very far. A: Rain clouds travel very far.
Q: How far can strong winds spread dust? Q: How far can strong winds spread dust?
A: Strong winds can spread dust far away. A: Strong winds can spread dust far away.
HOW OLD HOW OLD
Q: How old is this weather station? Q: How old is this weather station?
A: This weather station is fifty years old. A: This weather station is fifty years old.
Q: How old is this climate record? Q: How old is this climate record?
A: This climate record is very old. A: This climate record is very old.
Q: How old are these weather reports? Q: How old are these weather reports?
A: These weather reports are ten years old. A: These weather reports are ten years old.
RIGHT? RIGHT?
Q: It is very hot today, right? Q: It is very hot today, right?
A: Yes, it is very hot today. A: Yes, it is very hot today.
Q: The sky looks cloudy, right? Q: The sky looks cloudy, right?
A: Yes, the sky looks cloudy. A: Yes, the sky looks cloudy.
ISN’T IT? ISN’T IT?
Q: The weather is pleasant now, isn’t it? Q: The weather is pleasant now, isn’t it?
A: Yes, it is pleasant now. A: Yes, it is pleasant now.
Q: It was cold last night, isn’t it? Q: It was cold last night, isn’t it?
A: Yes, it was cold last night. A: Yes, it was cold last night.
AREN’T YOU? AREN’T YOU?
Q: You are feeling cold today, aren’t you? Q: You are feeling cold today, aren’t you?
A: Yes, I am feeling cold today. A: Yes, I am feeling cold today.
Q: You are enjoying this cool weather, aren’t you? Q: You are enjoying this cool weather, aren’t you?
A: Yes, I am enjoying this cool weather. A: Yes, I am enjoying this cool weather.
DIDN’T YOU? DIDN’T YOU?
Q: You checked the weather report, didn’t you? Q: You checked the weather report, didn’t you?
A: Yes, I checked the weather report. A: Yes, I checked the weather report.
Q: You felt the heat yesterday, didn’t you? Q: You felt the heat yesterday, didn’t you?
A: Yes, I felt the heat yesterday. A: Yes, I felt the heat yesterday.
Whose Whose
Q: Whose umbrella is near the window? Q: Whose umbrella is near the window?
A: It is my brother’s umbrella because he expected rain today. A: It is my brother’s umbrella because he expected rain today.
Q: Whose raincoat is hanging by the door? Q: Whose raincoat is hanging by the door?
A: It is my sister’s raincoat for the rainy season. A: It is my sister’s raincoat for the rainy season.
Q: Whose weather forecast is on the television? Q: Whose weather forecast is on the television?
A: It is the local meteorologist’s weather forecast. A: It is the local meteorologist’s weather forecast.
Whom Whom
Q: Whom did you ask about tomorrow’s weather? Q: Whom did you ask about tomorrow’s weather?
A: I asked the weather reporter about tomorrow’s forecast. A: I asked the weather reporter about tomorrow’s forecast.
Q: Whom are you calling for storm updates? Q: Whom are you calling for storm updates?
A: I am calling the emergency helpline for storm updates. A: I am calling the emergency helpline for storm updates.
Q: Whom did she consult before traveling in winter? Q: Whom did she consult before traveling in winter?
A: She consulted an experienced travel guide before her trip. A: She consulted an experienced travel guide before her trip.
What kind of What kind of
Q: What kind of weather do you enjoy most? Q: What kind of weather do you enjoy most?
A: I enjoy cool and pleasant weather during the winter season. A: I enjoy cool and pleasant weather during the winter season.
Q: What kind of clothes do you wear in summer? Q: What kind of clothes do you wear in summer?
A: I wear light cotton clothes to stay comfortable. A: I wear light cotton clothes to stay comfortable.
Q: What kind of season brings colorful flowers? Q: What kind of season brings colorful flowers?
A: Spring brings colorful flowers and fresh greenery. A: Spring brings colorful flowers and fresh greenery.
What type of What type of
Q: What type of clouds are covering the sky? Q: What type of clouds are covering the sky?
A: Dark rain clouds are covering the sky this afternoon. A: Dark rain clouds are covering the sky this afternoon.
Q: What type of wind is blowing today? Q: What type of wind is blowing today?
A: A cool breeze is blowing throughout the morning. A: A cool breeze is blowing throughout the morning.
Q: What type of climate does your town have? Q: What type of climate does your town have?
A: My town has a tropical climate with hot summers. A: My town has a tropical climate with hot summers.
What time What time
Q: What time does the sunrise begin in winter? Q: What time does the sunrise begin in winter?
A: The sunrise begins around 6:30 a.m. during winter. A: The sunrise begins around 6:30 a.m. during winter.
Q: What time will the rain stop today? Q: What time will the rain stop today?
A: The rain will stop by the evening according to the forecast. A: The rain will stop by the evening according to the forecast.
Q: What time did the thunderstorm start yesterday? Q: What time did the thunderstorm start yesterday?
A: The thunderstorm started at about 8:00 p.m. yesterday. A: The thunderstorm started at about 8:00 p.m. yesterday.
What day What day
Q: What day is usually the hottest this week? Q: What day is usually the hottest this week?
A: Friday is expected to be the hottest day this week. A: Friday is expected to be the hottest day this week.
Q: What day will the rainy season begin? Q: What day will the rainy season begin?
A: The rainy season will begin next Monday according to the forecast. A: The rainy season will begin next Monday according to the forecast.
Q: What day was the strongest wind recorded? Q: What day was the strongest wind recorded?
A: The strongest wind was recorded on Sunday evening. A: The strongest wind was recorded on Sunday evening.
How much How much
Q: How much rainfall did your town receive yesterday? Q: How much rainfall did your town receive yesterday?
A: Our town received heavy rainfall throughout the afternoon. A: Our town received heavy rainfall throughout the afternoon.
Q: How much sunshine do we get in winter? Q: How much sunshine do we get in winter?
A: We get only a few hours of sunshine during winter. A: We get only a few hours of sunshine during winter.
Q: How much humidity is in the air today? Q: How much humidity is in the air today?
A: The air has high humidity because of the recent rain. A: The air has high humidity because of the recent rain.
How soon How soon
Q: How soon will the clouds disappear? Q: How soon will the clouds disappear?
A: The clouds will disappear by this afternoon. A: The clouds will disappear by this afternoon.
Q: How soon can the temperature rise? Q: How soon can the temperature rise?
A: The temperature can rise within the next few hours. A: The temperature can rise within the next few hours.
Q: How soon did the fog clear this morning? Q: How soon did the fog clear this morning?
A: The fog cleared shortly after sunrise. A: The fog cleared shortly after sunrise.
How late How late
Q: How late did the rain continue last night? Q: How late did the rain continue last night?
A: The rain continued until midnight without stopping. A: The rain continued until midnight without stopping.
Q: How late will the storm remain in this area? Q: How late will the storm remain in this area?
A: The storm will remain until early tomorrow morning. A: The storm will remain until early tomorrow morning.
Q: How late can the snowfall last? Q: How late can the snowfall last?
A: The snowfall can last until the evening in colder regions. A: The snowfall can last until the evening in colder regions.
How fast How fast
Q: How fast is the wind blowing today? Q: How fast is the wind blowing today?
A: The wind is blowing at a very strong speed today. A: The wind is blowing at a very strong speed today.
Q: How fast did the cyclone move yesterday? Q: How fast did the cyclone move yesterday?
A: The cyclone moved quickly across the coastal region. A: The cyclone moved quickly across the coastal region.
Q: How fast can the weather change in the mountains? Q: How fast can the weather change in the mountains?
A: The weather can change within a few minutes in the mountains. A: The weather can change within a few minutes in the mountains.
How big How big
Q: How big was the hailstorm yesterday? Q: How big was the hailstorm yesterday?
A: The hailstorm covered several villages with large hailstones. A: The hailstorm covered several villages with large hailstones.
Q: How big is the rainbow after the rain? Q: How big is the rainbow after the rain?
A: The rainbow stretches across the entire sky after the rain. A: The rainbow stretches across the entire sky after the rain.
Q: How big can a snowstorm become? Q: How big can a snowstorm become?
A: A snowstorm can become large enough to cover entire towns. A: A snowstorm can become large enough to cover entire towns.
How small How small
Q: How small can a snowflake be? Q: How small can a snowflake be?
A: A snowflake can be extremely small and still have a beautiful shape. A: A snowflake can be extremely small and still have a beautiful shape.
Q: How small was the hailstone that fell this morning? Q: How small was the hailstone that fell this morning?
A: The hailstone was about the size of a small marble. A: The hailstone was about the size of a small marble.
Q: How small is the chance of rain today? Q: How small is the chance of rain today?
A: The chance of rain is very small according to today’s forecast. A: The chance of rain is very small according to today’s forecast.
How tall How tall
Q: How tall is the lightning bolt in the sky? Q: How tall is the lightning bolt in the sky?
A: The lightning bolt stretches from the clouds to the ground. A: The lightning bolt stretches from the clouds to the ground.
Q: How tall are the snow-covered mountains? Q: How tall are the snow-covered mountains?
A: The snow-covered mountains are several thousand meters tall. A: The snow-covered mountains are several thousand meters tall.
Q: How tall was the dust storm? Q: How tall was the dust storm?
A: The dust storm rose high into the atmosphere. A: The dust storm rose high into the atmosphere.
How deep How deep
Q: How deep is the snow in your village? Q: How deep is the snow in your village?
A: The snow is nearly thirty centimeters deep. A: The snow is nearly thirty centimeters deep.
Q: How deep was the floodwater after the storm? Q: How deep was the floodwater after the storm?
A: The floodwater was deep enough to block the road. A: The floodwater was deep enough to block the road.
Q: How deep can the fog become in winter? Q: How deep can the fog become in winter?
A: The fog can become so dense that drivers cannot see clearly. A: The fog can become so dense that drivers cannot see clearly.
Must Must
Q: Must we carry umbrellas during the rainy season? Q: Must we carry umbrellas during the rainy season?
A: Yes, we must carry umbrellas to stay dry in unexpected showers. A: Yes, we must carry umbrellas to stay dry in unexpected showers.
Q: Must farmers protect their crops before a storm? Q: Must farmers protect their crops before a storm?
A: Yes, farmers must protect their crops from strong winds and heavy rain. A: Yes, farmers must protect their crops from strong winds and heavy rain.
Q: Must travelers check the weather forecast before leaving? Q: Must travelers check the weather forecast before leaving?
A: Yes, travelers must check the weather forecast to travel safely. A: Yes, travelers must check the weather forecast to travel safely.
Ought to Ought to
Q: Ought we to stay indoors during a thunderstorm? Q: Ought we to stay indoors during a thunderstorm?
A: Yes, we ought to stay indoors until the storm passes. A: Yes, we ought to stay indoors until the storm passes.
Q: Ought people to wear warm clothes in winter? Q: Ought people to wear warm clothes in winter?
A: Yes, people ought to wear warm clothes to protect themselves from the cold. A: Yes, people ought to wear warm clothes to protect themselves from the cold.
Q: Ought drivers to reduce speed during heavy rain? Q: Ought drivers to reduce speed during heavy rain?
A: Yes, drivers ought to reduce speed to avoid accidents on wet roads. A: Yes, drivers ought to reduce speed to avoid accidents on wet roads.
Need Need
Q: Need we postpone the picnic because of the rain? Q: Need we postpone the picnic because of the rain?
A: Yes, we need to postpone the picnic until the weather improves. A: Yes, we need to postpone the picnic until the weather improves.
Q: Need I wear a jacket this evening? Q: Need I wear a jacket this evening?
A: Yes, you need to wear a jacket because the temperature will drop. A: Yes, you need to wear a jacket because the temperature will drop.
Q: Need they cancel the outdoor event? Q: Need they cancel the outdoor event?
A: Yes, they need to cancel the outdoor event due to the strong winds. A: Yes, they need to cancel the outdoor event due to the strong winds.
Dare Dare
Q: Dare you go outside during the cyclone? Q: Dare you go outside during the cyclone?
A: No, I do not dare go outside because it is too dangerous. A: No, I do not dare go outside because it is too dangerous.
Q: Dare she climb the hill in heavy snow? Q: Dare she climb the hill in heavy snow?
A: No, she does not dare climb the hill in such severe weather. A: No, she does not dare climb the hill in such severe weather.
Q: Dare they sail across the sea during the storm? Q: Dare they sail across the sea during the storm?
A: No, they do not dare sail because the waves are extremely high. A: No, they do not dare sail because the waves are extremely high.
Either … or Either … or
Q: Will it be either sunny or cloudy tomorrow? Q: Will it be either sunny or cloudy tomorrow?
A: It will be cloudy for most of the day according to the forecast. A: It will be cloudy for most of the day according to the forecast.
Q: Should we carry either an umbrella or a raincoat? Q: Should we carry either an umbrella or a raincoat?
A: We should carry a raincoat because heavy rain is expected. A: We should carry a raincoat because heavy rain is expected.
Q: Can travelers visit either the beach or the mountains today? Q: Can travelers visit either the beach or the mountains today?
A: Travelers can visit the mountains because the beach is under a storm warning. A: Travelers can visit the mountains because the beach is under a storm warning.
Whether … or Whether … or
Q: Do you know whether it will rain or remain dry today? Q: Do you know whether it will rain or remain dry today?
A: Yes, it will remain dry throughout the day. A: Yes, it will remain dry throughout the day.
Q: Can you tell whether the wind is getting stronger or weaker? Q: Can you tell whether the wind is getting stronger or weaker?
A: The wind is getting stronger as the evening approaches. A: The wind is getting stronger as the evening approaches.
Q: Have they decided whether to continue the festival or postpone it? Q: Have they decided whether to continue the festival or postpone it?
A: They decided to postpone the festival because of the bad weather. A: They decided to postpone the festival because of the bad weather.
Wasn’t he? Wasn’t he?
Q: He was checking the weather forecast, wasn’t he? Q: He was checking the weather forecast, wasn’t he?
A: Yes, he was checking the weather forecast before leaving home. A: Yes, he was checking the weather forecast before leaving home.
Q: He was carrying an umbrella, wasn’t he? Q: He was carrying an umbrella, wasn’t he?
A: Yes, he was carrying an umbrella because dark clouds had gathered. A: Yes, he was carrying an umbrella because dark clouds had gathered.
Q: He was watching the lightning carefully, wasn’t he? Q: He was watching the lightning carefully, wasn’t he?
A: Yes, he was watching the lightning from a safe place indoors. A: Yes, he was watching the lightning from a safe place indoors.
Weren’t they? Weren’t they?
Q: They were enjoying the cool breeze, weren’t they? Q: They were enjoying the cool breeze, weren’t they?
A: Yes, they were enjoying the cool breeze in the park before sunset. A: Yes, they were enjoying the cool breeze in the park before sunset.
Q: They were collecting rainwater, weren’t they? Q: They were collecting rainwater, weren’t they?
A: Yes, they were collecting rainwater for gardening purposes. A: Yes, they were collecting rainwater for gardening purposes.
Q: They were waiting for the storm to pass, weren’t they? Q: They were waiting for the storm to pass, weren’t they?
A: Yes, they were waiting patiently until the weather became safe. A: Yes, they were waiting patiently until the weather became safe.
Don’t you? Don’t you?
Q: You enjoy walking in cool weather, don’t you? Q: You enjoy walking in cool weather, don’t you?
A: Yes, I enjoy walking when the weather is cool and refreshing. A: Yes, I enjoy walking when the weather is cool and refreshing.
Q: You check the weather forecast every morning, don’t you? Q: You check the weather forecast every morning, don’t you?
A: Yes, I check the weather forecast before planning my day. A: Yes, I check the weather forecast before planning my day.
Q: You prefer spring to summer, don’t you? Q: You prefer spring to summer, don’t you?
A: Yes, I prefer spring because the weather is pleasant and comfortable. A: Yes, I prefer spring because the weather is pleasant and comfortable.
Doesn’t she? Doesn’t she?
Q: She enjoys rainy evenings, doesn’t she? Q: She enjoys rainy evenings, doesn’t she?
A: Yes, she enjoys rainy evenings with a hot cup of tea. A: Yes, she enjoys rainy evenings with a hot cup of tea.
Q: She carries sunglasses in summer, doesn’t she? Q: She carries sunglasses in summer, doesn’t she?
A: Yes, she carries sunglasses to protect her eyes from the bright sun. A: Yes, she carries sunglasses to protect her eyes from the bright sun.
Q: She follows weather updates regularly, doesn’t she? Q: She follows weather updates regularly, doesn’t she?
A: Yes, she follows weather updates before making travel plans. A: Yes, she follows weather updates before making travel plans.
Haven’t you? Haven’t you?
Q: You have experienced a hailstorm before, haven’t you? Q: You have experienced a hailstorm before, haven’t you?
A: Yes, I have experienced a hailstorm during my vacation in the mountains. A: Yes, I have experienced a hailstorm during my vacation in the mountains.
Q: You have packed warm clothes, haven’t you? Q: You have packed warm clothes, haven’t you?
A: Yes, I have packed warm clothes for the winter trip. A: Yes, I have packed warm clothes for the winter trip.
Q: You have noticed the temperature drop, haven’t you? Q: You have noticed the temperature drop, haven’t you?
A: Yes, I have noticed the temperature drop since yesterday evening. A: Yes, I have noticed the temperature drop since yesterday evening.
Hasn’t he? Hasn’t he?
Q: He has predicted today’s weather correctly, hasn’t he? Q: He has predicted today’s weather correctly, hasn’t he?
A: Yes, he has predicted today’s weather with remarkable accuracy. A: Yes, he has predicted today’s weather with remarkable accuracy.
Q: He has repaired the damaged roof, hasn’t he? Q: He has repaired the damaged roof, hasn’t he?
A: Yes, he has repaired the damaged roof after the heavy storm. A: Yes, he has repaired the damaged roof after the heavy storm.
Q: He has planted trees before the monsoon, hasn’t he? Q: He has planted trees before the monsoon, hasn’t he?
A: Yes, he has planted many trees to improve the environment. A: Yes, he has planted many trees to improve the environment.
Won’t you? Won’t you?
Q: You will wear a raincoat today, won’t you? Q: You will wear a raincoat today, won’t you?
A: Yes, I will wear a raincoat because heavy rain is expected. A: Yes, I will wear a raincoat because heavy rain is expected.
Q: You will close the windows before the storm, won’t you? Q: You will close the windows before the storm, won’t you?
A: Yes, I will close the windows before the strong winds arrive. A: Yes, I will close the windows before the strong winds arrive.
Q: You will stay indoors during the lightning, won’t you? Q: You will stay indoors during the lightning, won’t you?
A: Yes, I will stay indoors until the weather becomes safe. A: Yes, I will stay indoors until the weather becomes safe.
Wouldn’t you? Wouldn’t you?
Q: You would carry a water bottle in summer, wouldn’t you? Q: You would carry a water bottle in summer, wouldn’t you?
A: Yes, I would carry a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day. A: Yes, I would carry a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day.
Q: You would avoid traveling during a cyclone, wouldn’t you? Q: You would avoid traveling during a cyclone, wouldn’t you?
A: Yes, I would avoid traveling because safety is more important than convenience. A: Yes, I would avoid traveling because safety is more important than convenience.
Q: You would enjoy the first rain of the season, wouldn’t you? Q: You would enjoy the first rain of the season, wouldn’t you?
A: Yes, I would enjoy the first rain because it makes the weather fresh and pleasant. A: Yes, I would enjoy the first rain because it makes the weather fresh and pleasant.
Shouldn’t we? Shouldn’t we?
Q: We should check the weather forecast before leaving, shouldn’t we? Q: We should check the weather forecast before leaving, shouldn’t we?
A: Yes, we should check the weather forecast to prepare for changing conditions. A: Yes, we should check the weather forecast to prepare for changing conditions.
Q: We should save rainwater during the monsoon, shouldn’t we? Q: We should save rainwater during the monsoon, shouldn’t we?
A: Yes, we should save rainwater because it is valuable for future use. A: Yes, we should save rainwater because it is valuable for future use.
Q: We should plant more trees to improve the climate, shouldn’t we? Q: We should plant more trees to improve the climate, shouldn’t we?
A: Yes, we should plant more trees to reduce pollution and protect the environment. A: Yes, we should plant more trees to reduce pollution and protect the environment.
Couldn’t they? Couldn’t they?
Q: They couldn’t predict the sudden storm, could they? Q: They couldn’t predict the sudden storm, could they?
A: No, they couldn’t predict it because the weather changed unexpectedly. A: No, they couldn’t predict it because the weather changed unexpectedly.
Q: They couldn’t rescue everyone immediately, could they? Q: They couldn’t rescue everyone immediately, could they?
A: No, they couldn’t rescue everyone immediately because the floodwater was too dangerous. A: No, they couldn’t rescue everyone immediately because the floodwater was too dangerous.
Q: They couldn’t continue the outdoor match, could they? Q: They couldn’t continue the outdoor match, could they?
A: No, they couldn’t continue the outdoor match because lightning made it unsafe. A: No, they couldn’t continue the outdoor match because lightning made it unsafe.
However However
Q: However did the sky become so dark within minutes? Q: However did the sky become so dark within minutes?
A: Thick storm clouds covered the sky very quickly before the rain started. A: Thick storm clouds covered the sky very quickly before the rain started.
Q: However can birds fly safely during strong winds? Q: However can birds fly safely during strong winds?
A: Birds usually fly to sheltered places until the strong winds become calm. A: Birds usually fly to sheltered places until the strong winds become calm.
Q: However does the rainbow appear after heavy rain? Q: However does the rainbow appear after heavy rain?
A: A rainbow appears when sunlight passes through tiny water droplets in the air. A: A rainbow appears when sunlight passes through tiny water droplets in the air.
Whatever Whatever
Q: Whatever caused the sudden drop in temperature? Q: Whatever caused the sudden drop in temperature?
A: A strong cold front caused the sudden drop in temperature. A: A strong cold front caused the sudden drop in temperature.
Q: Whatever should we do during a severe thunderstorm? Q: Whatever should we do during a severe thunderstorm?
A: We should stay indoors and avoid using electrical appliances until the storm ends. A: We should stay indoors and avoid using electrical appliances until the storm ends.
Q: Whatever made the river overflow after the rain? Q: Whatever made the river overflow after the rain?
A: Continuous heavy rainfall made the river overflow into nearby fields. A: Continuous heavy rainfall made the river overflow into nearby fields.
Whenever Whenever
Q: Whenever does the rainy season usually begin in your area? Q: Whenever does the rainy season usually begin in your area?
A: The rainy season usually begins in June in our area. A: The rainy season usually begins in June in our area.
Q: Whenever can we expect clear skies after the storm? Q: Whenever can we expect clear skies after the storm?
A: We can expect clear skies by tomorrow morning if the weather improves. A: We can expect clear skies by tomorrow morning if the weather improves.
Q: Whenever do migratory birds arrive during the winter season? Q: Whenever do migratory birds arrive during the winter season?
A: Migratory birds usually arrive during the early winter months. A: Migratory birds usually arrive during the early winter months.
Whence Whence
Q: Whence did these dark clouds come? Q: Whence did these dark clouds come?
A: These dark clouds came from the western sky. A: These dark clouds came from the western sky.
Q: Whence did the cold wind begin to blow? Q: Whence did the cold wind begin to blow?
A: The cold wind began to blow from the northern hills. A: The cold wind began to blow from the northern hills.
Q: Whence did the floodwater enter the village? Q: Whence did the floodwater enter the village?
A: The floodwater entered the village from the overflowing river. A: The floodwater entered the village from the overflowing river.
Wherefore Wherefore
Q: Wherefore did the weather become so hot today? Q: Wherefore did the weather become so hot today?
A: The weather became very hot because there were no clouds in the sky. A: The weather became very hot because there were no clouds in the sky.
Q: Wherefore was the flight delayed this morning? Q: Wherefore was the flight delayed this morning?
A: The flight was delayed because of thick fog at the airport. A: The flight was delayed because of thick fog at the airport.
Q: Wherefore did everyone stay indoors yesterday? Q: Wherefore did everyone stay indoors yesterday?
A: Everyone stayed indoors because a powerful cyclone was approaching the coast. A: Everyone stayed indoors because a powerful cyclone was approaching the coast.