Hot Weather and Bad Storms in the USA

美國極端高溫與惡劣風暴


Introduction

Many parts of the United States have very hot weather and dangerous storms right now.

目前美國許多地區天氣極熱,且有危險的風暴。

Main Body

It is very hot in South Carolina, Iowa, and New York. In some places, the air feels like 108 degrees. This is dangerous for people.

南卡羅來納州、愛荷華州和紐約州現在非常炎熱。在某些地方,體感溫度高達 108 度。這對人們來說非常危險。

There are also bad storms. Michigan and Iowa have strong winds and big hail. Some people think there are tornadoes, but the weather office is not sure.

同時還出現了惡劣風暴。密西根州和愛荷華州有強風和大冰雹。有些人認為出現了龍捲風,但氣象局尚未確定。

Doctors say people must stay cool. You should drink water and rest in cold rooms. If you feel dizzy or confused, you need a doctor immediately.

醫生表示人們必須保持涼爽。您應該多喝水並在冷氣房中休息。如果您感到暈眩或意識混亂,需要立即就醫。

Conclusion

The USA has dangerous heat and storms during the July 4th holiday.

美國在 7 月 4 日假期期間,面臨危險的高溫與風暴。

Vocabulary Learning

🌡️ Describing the World

To move to A2, you need to describe how something is. We use Adjectives (describing words) before the Noun (the thing).

Look at these pairs from the text:

  • hot\text{hot} \rightarrow weather\text{weather}
  • dangerous\text{dangerous} \rightarrow storms\text{storms}
  • strong\text{strong} \rightarrow winds\text{winds}
  • big\text{big} \rightarrow hail\text{hail}
  • cold\text{cold} \rightarrow rooms\text{rooms}

The Rule: [Describing Word] + [Thing]

Example: Instead of saying "The weather is hot," you can say "The hot weather is dangerous."


🆘 Giving Advice

When we tell someone what is good for them, we use Should.

  • You should drink water.
  • You should rest.

Pattern: You shouldightarrowextaction\text{You should} ightarrow ext{action}

Vocabulary Learning

dangerous (adj.)
Something that can hurt you or cause a problem.
Example:Driving fast in the rain is dangerous.
hail (n.)
Small balls of ice that fall from the sky during a storm.
Example:The hail damaged the cars in the parking lot.
tornadoes (n.)
Very strong, spinning winds that can destroy houses.
Example:Tornadoes are common in some parts of the USA.
dizzy (adj.)
Feeling like everything is spinning and you might fall.
Example:I felt dizzy because I did not drink enough water.
confused (adj.)
Not able to think clearly or understand something.
Example:The student was confused by the difficult math problem.
immediately (adv.)
Right now; without waiting.
Example:Please call the doctor immediately.
Practice A2 words in a crossword
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