Question

Read and write the letter about the International Weather camp. Hi everybody, How are you? The camp is great. Every day we (1) wake up at 7.30 and after washing we (2) tell to go to the canteen to have breakfast. Everything (3) cook very well here. You know we (4) ask to clean the table after the meals. Some don’t like it at all, but I think it’s not bad. In this way we (5) teach to be independent. We have already done quite a few interesting things. Our first project – a weather forecast competition – has just starting. Besides, we (6) teach to forecast weather in our last class. Yesterday we (7) take round a weather station. We (8) show different measuring tools. We also (9) explain how predictions about weather usual- ly (10) make. I believe, with satellites and computers weather (11) predict very well in the future. On the whole the camp is both useful and enjoyable. Love and best wishes, Nelly.

Answer 1

Hi everybody,

How are you?

The camp is great. Every day we (1) are woken up at 7.30

and after washing we (2) are told to go to the canteen to have

breakfast. Everything (3) is cooked very well here. You

know we (4) are asked to clean the table after the meals. Some

don’t like it at all, but I think it’s not bad. In this way

we (5) are taught to be independent.

We have already done quite a few interesting things.

Our first project – a weather forecast competition – has

just starting. Besides, we (6) are taught to forecast weather

in our last class. Yesterday we (7) have been taken round a weather

station. We (8) were shown different measuring tools. We were

also (9) explained how predictions about weather are usually (10) made. I believe, with satellites and computers

weather (11) will be predicted very well in the future.

On the whole the camp is both useful and enjoyable.

Love and best wishes,

Nelly.

Answer 2

Dear friends,

I hope this letter finds you all in good health and spirits. The International Weather Camp has been an amazing experience so far. Each day brings new adventures and opportunities to learn. Let me share some of our activities with you.

To start our day, we wake up promptly at 7:30 am. After freshening up, we head to the canteen for a delicious breakfast. The food here is cooked to perfection, and we all thoroughly enjoy it. One interesting rule we have is that after meals, we are responsible for cleaning our own tables. Some may find it challenging, but I believe it teaches us to be independent and responsible individuals.

The camp has already presented us with some exciting projects. One of our recent projects was a weather forecast competition. It was quite thrilling to see how each of us approached weather predictions differently. In preparation for this, we had a class where we were taught how to forecast the weather. It was eye-opening to learn about the various factors and measurements involved in making accurate predictions.

Yesterday, we had the opportunity to visit a weather station. During the visit, we were shown different measuring tools used to gather weather data. The staff at the station explained to us the processes involved in making weather predictions. It was fascinating to see how technology and data play crucial roles in understanding and forecasting weather patterns.

With the advancements in technology, like satellites and computers, it is evident that weather predictions will become even more accurate in the future. I believe these innovations will greatly benefit humanity in terms of preparedness and safety during extreme weather conditions.

Overall, the camp has been a blend of usefulness and enjoyment. Not only are we gaining valuable knowledge about weather forecasting, but we are also making wonderful memories with new friends from around the world.

Sending you all lots of love and best wishes,

Nelly