We all hope for warm and sunny weather at the weekend or during our holidays. the majority of our planned activities are based on what the weather will be like, so it is important to know ahead of time what to expect. these days, meteorologists, with the help of modern day technology, are able to use satellite information to tell us what the weather forecast will be ail around the world. it wasn't always so easy, though. in the oid days people that relied on the weather in order to do their job needed to find ways to predict what might happen. sailors and farmers began developing techniques to figure out what the winds might do or whether any rain might be on the way. they used everything around them, including watching the clouds, observing the behaviour of animals and inspecting plants and the soil. over the years many sayings, rhymes, anecdotes and stories were developed to help people prepare themselves for weather events. many of these sayings are still used today and seem to be accurate in predicting some weather events. so, next time you want to plan a weekend away, make sure you check out the sky the night before and watch your family pet to see if the weather will be agreeable or not! сократите текст , надо оставить только самое главное.!

1.We have a very good train service from here to the city centre and most people go to the  work by train. You can go by the bus too, of course, but you can't get a season ticket
on the bus.

2.

I'd like to see Mr Smith please. ~
Do you mean Mr Smith who works in the box office or other Mr Smith?

3.

Did you come by air? ~
No, I came by sea. I had a lovely voyage on the Queen Elizabeth II.

4.The most of the stories that people tell about Irish aren't true.

5.

 married couples with children often rent cottages by the seaside for summer holidays.
The men hire boats and go for trips along coast; children spend  day on the
beach and poor mothers spend the most of time doing the cooking and cleaning.

6.

It's usually safe to walk on the sand, but here, when the tide is coming in, the sand
becomes dangerously soft.  people have been swallowed up by it.

7.

When the Titanic was crossing  Atlantic she struck an iceberg which tore a huge
hole in her bow. the captain ordered  crew to help  passengers into the boats.

8.

Everywhere  man has cut down the forests in order to cultivate  ground, or to
use the wood as  fuel or as building material.

1.We have a very good train service from here to  the city centre and most people go to the  work by train. You can go by  --- bus too, of course, but you can't get a season ticket on -- bus.

2.I'd like to see---  Mr Smith please. Do you mean  the Mr Smith who works in  the box office or other Mr Smith?

3.Did you come by  air? ~ No, I came by  sea. I had a lovely voyage on  the Queen Elizabeth II.

4. the most of the stories that  people tell about  the Irish aren't true.

5. the married couples with  children often rent  cottages by  seaside for summer holidays. Men hire boats and go for  trips along the coast; children spend  day on the
beach and  poor mothers spend the most of time doing   cooking and cleaning.

6.It's usually safe to walk on  sand, but here, when  tide is coming in, the sand
becomes dangerously soft. People have been swallowed up by it.

7.When  THE Titanic was crossing the Atlantic she struck an iceberg which tore a huge hole in her bow. The captain ordered  the crew to help the passengers into the boats.

8.Everywhere  man has cut down  forests in order to cultivate  ground, or to
use  wood as fuel or as  building material.