* Complete the sentences with thecorrect word.• foggy • sunny • boiling hot • raining• warm • snowing • chilly.....................1 It's 40°C outside. It's 2 It's... now. Take yourumbrella!3 It's sooutside that I can'tsee!4 Look! It's ! Let's make asnowman.5 It's hot and ... today. Let'sgo to the beach.6 John is wearing a jacket because it's outside.7. We aren't going swimming today because itisn't very....​

ответ:boilling hot

raining

foggy

snowing

chilly

warm

sunny

Объяснение:по порядочку)

Відповідь:

1.I want to be at the beach now. (were)

I wish I were at the beach now.

2)what a pity I didn't bring the photos (wish)

I wish I had brought the photos.

3) I'd like to be rich and famous (were)

I wish I were rich and famous.

4) I didn't know it was your birthday (only)

If only I had known it was your birthday .

5) I'd like to be a model but I'm too short ( only)​

If only I weren't so short.

Пояснення:

Здесь употребляются предложения с I wish и If only, которые выражают сожаление о содеянном, настоящем или нереальное действие в будущем.

P.S Прикреплю таблицу,которая может вам

Mr Smith decided to spend his holiday in France.

He had a very good time there and when the time came to return home he found out that he had enough money only to pay his fare by ship. As the voyage lasted only two days he decided to live without any food those two days.

So he bought a ticket and got on a ship. The liner was wonderful. Mr Smith walked up and down the decks, he went to see the bow and the stern, wishing to see everything on board the liner. But when he heard the bell for lunch Mr Smith ran to his cabin and locked the door. In the evening when he was invited to dinner by the waiter he didn't go to the restaurant and stayed again in his cabin.

The next day he missed his breakfast and lunch, but when the dinner time came Mr Smith thought: “I will go and have lunch even if they throw me into the sea.” When he came to the restaurant a lot of passengers were sitting at the tables and having dinner.

Mr Smith was offered a lot of tasty things by the waiter and he ate all of them. After the meal he said to the waiter: “Bring me the bill, please.” The waiter was surprised. “What bill, sir? You paid for your meals long ago.” ’’But when did I pay for them?” asked Mr Smith. “The cost of your meals is included into your fare,” the waiter answered.