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IT'S A NICE DAY, BUT A LITTLE CHILLY

 Some days have good weather, but they can still feel a little cold. When the sun is out, but the air is chilly, you might need a light jacket. It is important to describe the weather accurately so that you can plan your activities.

In this lesson, students will learn how to describe mild weather conditions and use contrast words like "but" to add more details.


GRAMMAR: USING "BUT" TO SHOW CONTRAST

We use "but" to connect two contrasting ideas in one sentence.

"It’s sunny, but it’s a little chilly."
"I like the weather, but I need a sweater."
"It is a nice day, but the wind is cold."

Sentence Structure

Statement + but + contrasting statement

  • "The sun is shining, but the air is cold."

  • "It looks warm, but it feels cool."

  • "It’s a nice day, but you should wear a jacket."


VOCABULARY

  1. Chilly – A little cold.
    Example: "It’s chilly in the morning."

  2. Breeze – A light wind.
    Example: "The breeze makes it feel colder."

  3. Jacket – A light coat.
    Example: "I wear a jacket when it’s chilly."

  4. Temperature – How hot or cold the air is.
    Example: "The temperature is 15°C."

  5. Crisp – Fresh and cool.
    Example: "The air is crisp in the evening."

  6. Sunshine – Light from the sun.
    Example: "There is a lot of sunshine today."

  7. Cloudless – Without clouds.
    Example: "The sky is blue and cloudless."

  8. Sweater – A warm piece of clothing.
    Example: "I wear a sweater when it’s cool."

  9. Afternoon – The time after noon (12:00 PM).
    Example: "The afternoon is warmer than the morning."

  10. Warmth – A comfortable level of heat.
    Example: "I enjoy the warmth of the sun."


USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

  • "It’s sunny, but a little chilly."

  • "The weather is nice, but the wind is cold."

  • "I like the sunshine, but I need a sweater."

  • "It looks warm, but it’s actually cold."

  • "The sky is blue, but there is a cool breeze."

  • "I enjoy the fresh air, but I wear a jacket."

  • "It’s not freezing, but it’s not warm either."

  • "It’s a little cold, but it feels nice."

  • "The sun is shining, but it’s not very warm."

  • "I don’t need a coat, but I’ll wear a sweater."


SENTENCES

Positive Sentences

  • "It’s a beautiful day, but it’s a little chilly."

  • "The sun is shining, but the air is cold."

  • "I like the fresh air, but I wear a jacket."

Negative Sentences

  • "It’s not too cold, but it’s not warm either."

  • "I don’t need a heavy coat, but I need a sweater."

  • "The temperature is not freezing, but it is cool."

Questions

  • "Do you like chilly weather?"

  • "Is it cold outside, or just a little chilly?"

  • "Do you need a jacket, or is a sweater enough?"

Answers

  • "Yes, I like chilly weather."

  • "It’s not very cold, just a little chilly."

  • "A sweater is enough for today."


CONVERSATION

Scene: Two friends are meeting outside.

Anna: It’s such a nice day!
Mark: Yes, the sky is blue, but it’s a little chilly.
Anna: You’re right. I’m glad I brought my jacket.
Mark: Me too. Should we go for a walk?
Anna: Yes! The fresh air feels great.


READING: "A Walk in the Park"

Emma wakes up early on Saturday. She looks outside and sees the sun shining. "It’s a nice day," she thinks. She puts on a light sweater and goes to the park.

At the park, she feels a cool breeze. "It’s a little chilly," she says, but she enjoys the fresh air. She sits on a bench, reads a book, and watches the birds.

Later, her friend Jake arrives. "Hi Emma! It’s a beautiful day, but the wind is cold," he says. Emma agrees. "Yes, but I like the cool weather." They walk around the park and talk about their weekend plans.

Even though it is a little chilly, Emma and Jake enjoy the nice weather.


QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

  1. Q: What does Emma see when she wakes up?
    A: She sees the sun shining.

  2. Q: What does Emma wear to the park?
    A: She wears a light sweater.

  3. Q: What does she do at the park?
    A: She reads a book and watches the birds.

  4. Q: Why does Jake say the wind is cold?
    A: Because there is a cool breeze.

  5. Q: Do Emma and Jake enjoy the day?
    A: Yes, they enjoy the nice weather.

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