Question

Задача 5. Whatever the weather British Isles are famous (or rather notorious) for their changeable and wet weather and English people often discuss it. They also use different weather words to describe other situations in life. Match the phrases with their meaning. on cloud nine Indian summer under the weather break the ice take a rain check as right as rain snowed under happy busy postpone put people at ease feel well warm weather in autumn ill

Answer 1

Британские острова известны своей изменчивой и сырой погодой, и англичане часто обсуждают это. они так же используют различные погодные слова чтобы описать другие ситуации в жизни.
on cloud nine (happy)
Indian summer(warm weather in autumn)
under the water(feel well)
break the ice(put people at ease)
take a rain check(postpone)
as right as rain(ill)
snowed under(busy)

Answer 2

Matching Phrases with Their Meanings:

- On cloud nine: Feeling extremely happy or joyful. - Indian summer: Warm weather in autumn. - Under the weather: Feeling ill or unwell. - Break the ice: To initiate or start a conversation or interaction in order to make people feel more comfortable. - Take a rain check: To postpone or reschedule a planned event or activity. - As right as rain: To feel well or healthy. - Snowed under: To be overwhelmed or burdened with a lot of work or responsibilities.

Matching the Phrases with Their Meanings:

- On cloud nine: Feeling extremely happy or joyful. - Indian summer: Warm weather in autumn. - Under the weather: Feeling ill or unwell. - Break the ice: To initiate or start a conversation or interaction in order to make people feel more comfortable. - Take a rain check: To postpone or reschedule a planned event or activity. - As right as rain: To feel well or healthy. - Snowed under: To be overwhelmed or burdened with a lot of work or responsibilities.

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