Vocabulary WEATHER and CLIMATE (Lesson 14)

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[lauraespinosa]

I began watching the videos for CAE/C1 prep, I am writing the exam on March 24th. all the topics, phrasal verbs and vocabulary are of great use; I cannot stop watching!! Thank you;  you are helping me build up confidence, I am scared of the test,   it is good to meet you; have you any plans on travelling to sunny Mexico? come over chill out,   and soak up on sunshine, escape from the frosty and slippery pavement!  Cheers!!!

[aidazubair]

Dave, thanks so much for your simple explanation and for your free lessons, they are wonderful. Really grateful.

[williamhe]

This is an excellent teacher. I learnt a lot from your videos which are very helpful. Thank you very much!

[mohammedabdullah]

Teacher you are amazing God bless you . Your video is really helpful.

[KatiSvaby]

Thanks. I 've been listening to 15 lessons without a break. Now I have to stop as I have to leave somewhere. But I will continue.Nice to meet you.

[joaofelipe]

another awesome lesson! I often tell my students to take a look at your lessons

[hazartilirot]

Hehehehe, you were overshadowed by a passing by cloud in the sky, mate. Initially I didn't understand, why the picture had suddenly become darker. But then I realised that you might live in the UK. Bloody clouds constantly blot out the sun. ;)

Profuse thanks for making the videos. :D

[yikelly]

Dear teacher I will review all the videos u previously posted and continue to follow your new videos! Thanks a million

[gilugil]

Super fajne mam z tego kartkówkę na angielskim

[angelsrosena]

Yeah, you're right. When I'm on Skype with my friends, the first thing I ask is about the weather hehehe. Thanx for the video.

[helenakarlsson]

British people are very funny. I'm in a Facebook group (discussing a TV show). Every day posts appear about the weather. "Good morning from a sunny Plymouth", "Nipping in Oxford today"..

[kiruttagardas]

Thank you for this video! I find it really useful :) keep going, love your videos

[Artime]

Is it possible to use "cool down" when you finish to work out? After jogging for example. Could be used as a noun?

[paoloel]

A lot of useful vocabulary explained in a very clear way! I have a question, though. Would it be possible to say, "The wind blew over the tree"? I know that some phrasal verbs work both ways and it's quite confusing to me. Are there any rules concerning this matter or do we have to learn how they work by heart? In other words, verb + object +preposition vs. verb + preposition + object.

[simonasurba]

Another great vocabulary lesson. But I didn't understand difference between melt and thaw?

[ОлексійЛущієнко]

We are waiting for the story about your recent journey ☺

[артемкузьмичев-тб]

after watching this i really can't understand- I slipped over.what's that mean?