Vocabulary – Weather, climate, and natural disasters

:D I got 100 :D Thank you very much for your class :D very useful !!!!!

moldret

Well, I don’t really know what to say, your lesson left me speecheless.

Learning vocabulary is not just -as far as I can see- a matter of knowing the meaning of a word.

In this lesson you showed us the importance of word context (knowing cultural aspects and different word uses not to mention their regional variations).

Well-designed quiz!!!

Just out of curisity Mr. Benn, how long does it take you -on average- to develop your quizes?

Have a great weekend!!!

Regino

Hi Regino,

It depends. I actually find the grammar lessons easier to create than vocab lessons. IELTS ones are difficult. It can be anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour.

Adam

7/10 Thanks adam

adalberto75

Thank you Adam. Very nice lesson. I’m new here. :D I got 100 :D Disaster is my focus on my study ;) Could you please teach us how to use “rather” in a sentence? I’m still confused of using “rather”. Thank you

Adi Articuno

Hi adi,

There are many uses of the word ‘rather’. I can tell you about the one that i know.

We use rather, to show our ‘preference’ in a particular matter.

For example – If you told me to do my homework, i’d say, “I’d rather watch TV”. This means – I would prefer watching TV, over ‘doing’ my homework.

Another example for you – If my mother offers me an ice-cream, i could say, “No thanks! I’d rather have a chocolate”. Meaning – I would choose to eat a chocolate instead of choosing to eat an ice-cream. My preference – ‘chocolate’

Hope it helped
regards
abhi

abhishek1995

Thank you very much for the explanation Abhishek. (y)

Adi Articuno

Happy to help! Welcome to EngVid :)

abhishek1995

Thanks Abhishek)

Rashad Gadirli

Hi Adi,

Abhi gave a good example, as usual. I’ll give you another meaning: rather can be used similarly to ‘instead’.

e.g.: She didn’t go to Florida as she had planned, but rather to New York, where she met up with friends.

There are a couple of other uses, but hey are rarely used anymore and are very formal. These two should do the trick.

Adam

Thanks, teacher! In my opinion, all people of the world like to talk about the weather, mostly in the elevators rs

LucaCost

Sure! me too!!

cesarpcss

Haha, and when we have nothing to say, or to start a conversation! Agree with you,Lucas.

LorenaTeles

For sure kkk
Lorena, let me ask you something. Do you use Skype to practice English?

LucaCost

Yes Lucas, I don’t have so much time to stay online, but sometimes I use it.

LorenaTeles

Very nice lesson, Adam! You are a great teacher!

marceloangelo

Good lesson! Thanks Adam!

antonio esteves jr.

So good!

CarmenCastro

9 correct out of 10 :) Speaking to volcanic eruption,I remind Shimabara Fugendake. It occurred when I worked in my hometown (Shimabara peninsula) :( But I and my family were safe. Speaking to earthquacke and tsunami, I remind Fukushima. I was shocked when the strong earthquacke occurred. Thank you for your great lesson, Adam. Helpful :)

Happy04

Hi Mr.Happy04
I wonder if I can talk toyou about your country and culture which I like very much and I have many questions about your behaviors, respect for nature, diversity of arts….please can you answer me?

Nabilati

Hi Nabilati :) I wonder if I can answer your question…but what’s your question? Answering question will be good study for me :)

Happy04

And sorry for the time you spend in hospital, I read your profile, I thought you were a man, but nice to know that you’re a mom!:)

Nabilati

My icon looked like man, didn’t it? No problem :D
Well…I think I have learnt about custom and respecting old people, nature, parents etc…from schools, companies I worked, TV news and friends repetitively and gradually. I remind my parents (especially mother) have worried about money and body. My answer is to be to the point for you? Sorry if I misunderstand your question…and my English is poor.

Happy04

Hi Nabilati,

If you really want to understand the Japanese, I recommend a book called The Anatomy of Dependence, by Takeo Doi. The Japanese are a very interesting people. I lived in Japan for 6 years and still have many questions :)

Adam

Dear HappyO4

I respect your country and its people a lot! In my country India, we are always given the example of Japan, whenever we are given a lesson on discipline :)

best regards
abhi

abhishek1995

Hi abhi :)
TV shows say Japanese technology and lessons on discipline are of use as a reference in all of the world. Honest to say, they haven’t hit me yet. But I should be proud of Japan more, should I. Thank you for your reply :)

Happy04

Yes HappyO4, you have good reasons to be proud of Japan :) In fact we all do :)

abhishek1995

Hi Happy,

I experienced some earthquakes in Japan as well. It was fun the first few times, but then I started to realize how dangerous it can be.

Adam

Hi Adam :) Thank you for your replies and recommend the book. I would like to read it someday :) BTW When earthquakes occurred, I stopped like stone because of…maybe panic the first few times. And when I felt stronger earthquakes like 3/11 (I forgot the year), I hid under the table wishing it would stopped soon.

Happy04

Thanks Adam. I got 10/10. I’m from Indonesia. There was a Tsunami happened here in 2004.
Btw, it’s should be “avalanche” not “avalance”. I’ve checked my dictionary :)

erikaris

Absolutely right, Erikaris. That was a typo on my part. Good eye. :)

Adam

I GOT 100, thank you Adam

Antonio Alexandre neto

10/10

B.Orkhan

Congratulations)

Rashad Gadirli

Hi, Adam! Thank you for the very useful lesson.
In Japan, we have a lot of heavy rain nowadays. And then in Hiroshima, many people died because of mudslide.
We have a not few typhoon during summer to autumn. And at the same time, we’re afflicted by earthquake almost everyday.
Why are we living in such a country that have a lot of disasters?lol It’s just a kidding. But then we have very beautiful place to visit such as Mt. Fuji, Nikko, and more!
I envy climate of Canada. Because it seems to not too hot during summer. But if I visit Canada during winter, I would suffer its massive coldness. Because I get cold very easily.

Thank you.

juneriver

Hi Juneriver,

I lived in Japan 6 years. I used to ask that same question ;)

Adam

Thank you Adam , very useful lesson .

Alloughani

I got 10/10 thanks Adam

Sandeep

10/10. Very well explained, speaking in terms of definitions and meanings. By the way at the same time you Adam were recording this video lesson, in Iceland occurs another volcano eruption, this time was the Bardarbunga (strange name for a Volcano, isn’t it ?) BARDARBUUUUNGA.

Jorge Pedroso

Thank you Adam.I am very appreciate your help. The very awesome teaching. God bless you.

reza.wab

The lesson is perfect. Thank you, Adam.

Andrew Maliko

Here in Reunion Island (Indian Ocean) we have cyclones every summer, volcano eruptions sometimes, and low earthquakes (due to the volcano activity). No tsunami till now, but it happened we got very strong swells…

annie974

I got 100 point. Adam can explain very well. I will try to plactice English anymore.

sleepyhead

Thanks, Mr. Adam. That was so interesting, but what is the difference between magma, ashes and lava?

Mr. Salem

Hello Mr. Salem

Magma and Lava, both are the same thing. The names depend on the location of the molten rocks. When it is in the interior of the earth. But when ‘Magma’ comes out of the volcano, it is called ‘Lava’. ‘Ashes’ are the solid black remains that are left behind after you burn something, for example – a paper.
hope it helped,
regards
abhi

abhishek1995

So basically, we call the molten rocks, ‘Magma’, when they are in the interior of the earth, and ‘Lava’, when they come out of the volcano.

abhishek1995

Hi Mr. Salem,

Abhi gave an excellent answer. I would only add an example of ashes. When someone smokes a cigarette, they drop ashes on the ground.

Hope that helps.

Adam

I got 10/10 thanks for this lesson !

HurricaneAngel

Hello!Thanks M.Adam for the explinations that I found very useful very clear, simple and consise.I got good marks in the quizes after the lessons.

Nabilati

Here in Brazil we are about to face another big disaster, with the arrival of the presidential elections … And, unfortunately, few people will not suffer from this major storm!

MarcioLima1993

kkkkkkkkkk It’s funny!

Edinho

yes :)

Adam

I enjoyed the lesson 7/10 thanks for

Salihu

This was very informative video by you Adam.
Thank you for that.
I wish i could enjoy snowfall in India but anyways..
I think,
i must come to Canada to enjoy it :-)

TEJALKK

IN INDIA SNOW FALL OCCURS DUDE. IM FRON JAMMU N KASHMIR COOL :)

Yazavinder Singh

Hello yazavinder singh,
I would like to request you to read my consecutive comment.
Regards,
TEJALKK.

TEJALKK

Hi Tejalkk,

It’s nice to see that you want to go to visit Canada. A TIP :- Don’t forget to get a ride on the Rocky Mountaineer train journey. It will leave a lasting impression!
regards
abhi

abhishek1995

Hi abhi,
As far as I know Canada’s snowfall is incomparable with snowfall in India.I live in Mumbai where there is no snowfall :-( I am bit upset for that but anyways i can compensate it by going to canada as it would be totally different and awesome as compare to snowfall in India :-)
I read out your comment,it seems that you had been to Canada several times..i am just kidding you ;-)
Well,thanks a lot abhi for suggesting me some tips regarding my canada trip.I will definitely try out your trip whenever i go to Canada.thank you again.
Regards,
TEJALKK.

TEJALKK

yeah sure, tejalkk :)

abhishek1995

I wanted to write MUMBAI instead of India in earlier comment..Sorry..

TEJALKK

What a luck that in Poland there are no such bad climate events like that.
As a matter of fact there are same small flood and other events but not such catastrophic in the effects.

greetings to everyone!!!

Carol 1

Thanks Adam. My district has considerably suitable climate.

tezene900

thank you very much adam …

baraa bittar

Very good!teacher Adam, thanks!

Rui Antonio Branco

I got

Noor

I got 100

Noor

Yeah! I just got 100 points thank for useful subject of weather.

leotrinhtran

Hi Adam,
are you sure that the symbols of the cold and warm front are correct?? The red line, warm front, should have round bulges and the blue line should be spiky. But it was a very good and understandable lesson, thank you! :)

Stefan B

Hi Stefan,

You are right. I mixed them up. semi-circles, like waves, for heat wave. triangles, like icicles, for cold front.

Good job. I’ll let everyone know at the end of the comments.

Adam

7/10
thanks teacher

sahel97

A very good lesson, thanks a lot Adam. simple way to teach us knowledge :)

Albashiry

10 correct out of 10, thanks Adam and EngVid for such a useful lesson!

Aquila

thank you Adam

SOUFYANE

Thanks Adam. I’ve really sppreciated this lesson:simple,clear, useful.
You are a great teacher.

byte

I’ve got 10/10 :) Thanks a lot Adam!

Bobby

What a wonderful lesson Adam. Here in Brazil I never heard many of this terms. (In Brasil we don’t have snow, earthquakes, tornados, volcanos, tsunamis) That was very interesting to hear about all this events that I personaly only knew watching the news. Here we have floods at region south and droughts at the north. Here in São Paulo (southeast of Brazil) we’re living for the first time a critical situation. Our water reservatories are very very low. We are 12 millions of people at the metropolis and more than 20 millions with the closest cities around. We’re almost praying for rain drops. I mean for a great storm to refuel our reservatories.

Marco Marx

Here in Brazil, in my turn, I’ve listened to lots of news about snow, earthquakes, tornadoes, vocanos, tsunamis, etc but they are not common in the our routine. In the central part, sometimes, it occurs earthquakes, and in São Joaquim City, you can see frequently icestorms and even snowfall.

Edinho

I know Edinho. But we cannot compare the earthquakes that we experience here to a real earthquake, like in Japan or Chile. Our country lies inside a big tectonic plate. What we feel here it’s just a distant reflex of some real seismic shaking. The frosty that rarely happens in the south of Brazil it’s ‘nothing’ compare to the north of Canada. That’s more or less what I tried to expose. Our weather is sunny and hot almost 70% of the year. I never experienced a negative temperature. In Sao Paulo the worst weather I experienced was 4 ºC. That was the coldest winter I ever lived.

Marco Marx

Thank you, Adam! I didn’t know about differencies between tornado, hurricane and cyclone.

KittyKatty

I learnt a lot of vocabulary with this lesson! =) I didn’t know that hurricane, typhoon and the others are the same thing but in different places. Good to know!
In my country (Brazil), we haven’t snow, or typhoons, or hurricanes (I don’t remember what happens in the South America hehehe), but we have drought (even having a lot of rivers) and floods.

Carol3139

Brazil is a continental country…

Edinho

better… It’s a enormous, large country and sometimes we cannot know it enough!

Edinho

But I didn’t speaksomething wrong?

Carol3139

Nope, all good Carol :)

Adam

It’s because we have snow here in Brazil, specially in SC, and we had a cyclone called Catarina, 10 years ago.

baschirotto

Very good class Teacher. Congratulations.

GiannineSouza

armando333

Thanks for this wonderful lesson, dear teacher Adam. I live in State of Sao Paulo, Brazil, and we are now suffering from a severe drought, the worst I’ve ever seen!

flamachado

Good Class, Teacher! Just a little comment: the representation of the cold front and the hot waves is wrong. The colors are right. But the cold front is showed as triangles and the hot wave is showed as semicircles.
Congratulations for your facility in teach English and Meteorology. You have showed a very good knowledge about this subject. Thanks!

Ruda

Hi Ruda,

You are right. I mixed them up. semi-circles, like waves, for heat wave. triangles, like icicles, for cold front.

Good job. I’ll let everyone know at the end of the comments.

Adam

I love your videos, thanks :D

Fabiola Hva

10/10! A pretty easy to follow lesson. Thank you, Adam.

I live in Teresópolis, and we had a terrible natural disaster here a few years ago;
a heavy storm accompanied by mudslide. Lots of people died, it was a really sad event.

Evaldo Mendes

GREAT LESSON.ADAM I AM FROM THE CARIBEAN,BUT FORTUNATLY I NEVER HAD SEEN ANY STRONG HURRICANE,THANK YOU HAVE A NICE TIME.

CapriCubana

I got 10/10 ;)I love the classes… Thank you so much Adam ;)

Luisfer

Thank you, Adam

ramesh

thanks from the bottom of my heart

Laiju xavier

thnx got 100

Yazavinder Singh

your lessons are very easy to understand…what a wonderful teacher you are!! i do think you’re one of the best teacher in the world. i’m grateful to you.

Rasho

I got 9/10 :)

Salahinho

Adam, thanks/ Good lesson. good site.

artyomm

More than an English lesson. Good general knowledge.

audrysilva

Thank you Adam for the very intersting lesson. Best greetings from Germany.

sepp57

Thank you very much for the lesson! Very useful information.
I remember a day,long time ago,in March 1977.I was a child at that time, living in a small town, with my parents.There was in the evening when the earth began to quake.We took cover under a doorframe.I was hearing the walls creaking, crackling, everything around was shaking.It was a dreadful experience.
Fortunately for me,the earthquake wasn’t so strong in my town, so our house only got some cracks in the walls. But in our capital, Bucharest, a lot of buildings fell down, and a lot of people died.

engread

Wow, that sounds terrifying! I’m glad you were OK.

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Naveed

:) I see your comment Naveed

Adam

10/10 Thanks for the lesson. See you soon

peasosota

Very good the teacher and the things spoken about the theme.

Juliana Cardenas

plz help me…. I can’t see your lessons. :-(

Attiya

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Naveed

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Naveed

Thank you very much, sir :) Got all of them correct in the quiz and learned two new words – squall and blizzard.

abhishek1995

I want to greet you Abhi,,you’re so active today, you helped some students, I’ve read some comments above.
you’re a good friend.
regards :)

Rahaf

Hello Rahaf,

Thank you so much for the compliment :) I like to help people :) Greetings from India!

regards
abhi

abhishek1995

Rahaf

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anwarLawer

oh Adam really u the best thanks alot your lessons helped me alot ..dear Adam would u teach me about transcripton pls??really Iam suffering from phonetics !simply it make me sad !!

haboosh adil

Hi Haboosh,

I’m sorry, I’m not sure what you mean. Do you want to learn how to transcribe what you hear? English phonetics is a little strange. You have to write down what you hear as you hear it; then, check the dictionary. Once your spelling is good, it will be much easier to transcribe things.

Is this what you had in mind?

Adam

Thank you so much :)

Nawz

9/10 :)

Shanjin

THank you Adam, it’s a nice class! But I think the symbol’s colors of the “heat wave” and “cold front” are just opposite.

Fuchen

Red hami-circle represents to “heat wave”, and the blue tri-angle represents to “cold front”.

Fuchen

Hi Fuchen,

You are right. I mixed them up. semi-circles, like waves, for heat wave. triangles, like icicles, for cold front.

Good job. I’ll let everyone know at the end of the comments.

Adam

Hi Adam I have a question again. I hope you or Abhi will help me again. What is the meaning this sentence: your jaw is scraping the floor.

cerenacar

yani diyorki sana bi vururum bi de yer vurur diyo. çeneni yerden toplarsın diyo. sanki.

ecankul

Hi cerenacar

Sorry for the delay. Although i think ecankul has answered your question but i am not sure about it because it is not in English.

‘scrape the jaw off the floor’, is an expression. This means that you were so surprised on seeing something, that your jaw dropped a long way down in astonishment, and you had to scrape it up!

I could also mean, ‘injuring’ your teeth when you fell down hard against the floor.

But i prefer the first meaning. Do let us know if you are still confused.

regards
abhi

abhishek1995

Hi Cerenacar,

Abhi explained it well. Think of cartoons you’ve seen where the character is so surprised or shocked that the lower part of the face (lower mouth and chin) drops to the floor.

Adam

Thank you, Adam! Very useful lesson.In my coutry people say:”If you have nothing to say, speak about weather”

Kiyara

Hi Kiyara,

I think that’s a global thing ;)

Adam

It was a dream lesson. Thanks Adam.we had a huge earthquake in istanbul on 17 august 1999 , at 3:02 a.m local time. It was measured 7.4
Killed more than 17.000 people. I was in Istanbul that time. I felt it . I woke up then I took one of my twins but I didn’t other. One who I took didn’t wake up otherwise one who I didn’t take woke up then he said to me ” do not shake my bed”

Manolya

Thank you mr.Adam for this lesson.

Pavel Ko

Dear Adam,
Hi…hope everything goes well around you.

There’s a grammar ? by me, would you mind 2 lend me a helping hand pls ?!!

“two other books” o “other two books” o “both” r right ?

Tnx in advance,
fatiima!

fatiima8

Hi Fatiima,

I think it depends on the structure of the sentence.

It could be, “Do check out the ‘TWO OTHER BOOKS’ of mine” or “Do check out my OTHER TWO BOOKS”. Adam sir will be able to give the correct explanation :)

regards
abhi
abhi

abhishek1995

lol :D sorry. I typed ‘abhi’ twice :)

abhishek1995

tnx.

fatiima8

It’s all good )

Adam

Hi Fatima,

As Abhi said, it depends on the context. And yes, both can be correct.

The professor recommended this book, but there are two other books that I think will be useful for you.( meaning other than this one)

The professor recommended three books. This one is the best, but the other two books can be useful as well. (The other two of the three mentioned)

Does this help?

Adam

1st thing 1st, a warm hi & thanks dear Adam…

Tell you the truth, in the English class of mine with kids, as a game, I hide some flash cards around the class, then I ask them to find & say the names of the pictures on the flash cards. After finding some by them, I say for instance : just 2 other flash cards are remained, you have find 2 other flash cards. This is the exact situation of my ? .

Is my ? right in this position?!!? “2 other flash cards” are remained.

Many thanks dear professor.
Kind Regards,
fatiima!

fatiima8

Oh sorry…
You have to find 2 other…

fatiima8

Hi Fatima,

You have to say:

Ok, there are still 2 cards. Find the other two cards.

Or:
there are two more cards. Find the two cards.

If you told them there were 5 cards and they found 3, then they would have to find the other 2.

Adam

How can I thank you,dear friendly Adam ??!!!

Really nice of you.
Regards,
fatiima!

fatiima8

really thanks aton, it is very useful to me

jairam reddy

Thanks Adam..!

Elix

Thank you for this lesson.

alina-mik

10/10:)

Joni79

thnk u for this

ram291614

8/10…..thanks Adam

Deepa soni

thank u very much, it was a very useful lesson :)

mahsa212

thank you Adam for this useful lesson as usual ,,

poloo

so good .thanks

brishno

Thank you very much Mr. Adam, very good lesson and I got 90%. I’m gland.

Abdul Qayum

Great lesson! I loved to study a geography few years ago. Your lesson reminded me a lot of knowledge!

Pauletta00

Thanks a lot for this lesson! I learned too much from it.

Ouattara

Hi Adam, thank you Adam very nice lesson. could you plz tell me what does it mean?. “I can’t stand sweet potatoes, but I manage to force them down just to keep from making a scene”. I dont understand the meaning of “just to keep from making sense”.

fari.immy

Hi Fari

‘To create a scene’ means ‘to cause public disturbance’. For example, if two people start fighting on the street, they will create a scene.

If you and your family are having dinner and suddenly you start moaning and behaving like kids, just because you don’t like sweet potatoes, you will create a scene.

Now you want to know what ‘just to keep from making a scene’ means, right?

It means, “Just to ‘AVOID’ making a scene”.

‘to keep from’ means ‘to AVOID’ :)

AGAIN! In simple words, the sentence means, “I don’t like sweet potatoes but I still force them down my ‘food pipe’ just to AVOID creating public disturbance”

do let us know if you still have any confusion.

regards
abhi

abhishek1995

Hi Fari,

Abhi gave a definitive answer. I’ll just add one more note: making a scene also suggests attracting too much unwanted attention.

Adam

wow, i got 10/10. But I’m still confuse all those words. Hope i can remember it and use it in real :):)

meggiehuynh

thank Adam i got 9 out of 10 hahaha confuse at the hurricanes and typhoons but its all good :0

jeromejay

hanks a lot for this lesson

ar2014

Useful! Thank you!

Elenia

Thank you for your job. I really appreciate your lesson.

Paulo49

9/10,thanks a lot, it’s my first quiz, not bad.

wangqin

Thank you very much Abhi.exceilent explanation It helped me a lot.:)I do not have any confusion about it.

fari.immy

:) happy to help.

abhishek1995

Thank you !! Amazing website to learn english.

jusepi007

I got 9/10!! Your lesson was terrific, I really enjoyed watching it!!! Very helpful!

Rosane Vieira

I got 10/10. Thank you Adam!

samuel.martins

A very useful lesson…Helps a lot! Thank you!

Vanna1960

thanks Sir you teach nicely . Sir is there any other source for watching Engvid ,because youtube in Pakistan has been blocked. I will be thankful

Naem Akbr

Hi Naem,

I will see what i can find out.

Adam

I got 10/10, Thank you very much for your class.It very clear and useful for me.

acctom

I got 10/10. It is very enjoyable lesson. I have just learned new words. Thanks Adam ;)

conquerfatih

i got 8
thank u sir

juny729

Yes! Good start. I made it 10 ouf of 10. Thanks for your good lecture. i made a hoot!

Wooyong

Hi Adam. I am wanting to do exchange in the Canadá. So, i would like to know about good exchange schools in there. Thanks for help, I hope.

John Lucas

Hi John,

To be honest, I don’t deal with exchange schools, so can’t make a good recommendation. Your school should have a list of these though. Have you discussed this with them?

Adam

Hi Adam. They said about BLI school in Montreal. Do you know? I’m waiting study 6 months there.

John Lucas

I don’t know it, bu the site looks nice :)I’m sure you’ll enjoy it. As long as they have students, it’ll be good for you.

Adam

Yes! 10 out of 10.. Thank you Adam :)

Tiamo

thanks Adam :) I’ll try

liennhi

thanks Adam :) I’ll try it

liennhi

I got 10/10 … I’m very happy

Dani Baquette

Great lesson! 10/10 :D

jeffersoncn

I got 10/10 thanks Adam!)))

PolinaShestakova

Hey Adam, I’m having a hard time with the word “into” I don’t know how to use it.. Can you make a video explaining it?

LuisTremont

Hi Luis,

I’ll see what I can do :)

Adam

Thank you so much Adam, for you have made me understand the natural events.

Damdanhil

Exelent class, Thank you very much.

jonandez

Sir. What is the different b/w mudslide and landslide?

Syedjavad

Hi Syedjavad,

A landslide usually occurs on a slope (side of mountain or hill) and can include rocks and trees and anything else. A mudslide can move along flatter land and is really just mud (or debris) that flows along a channel (like a river).

Does this help?

Adam

Thank you so much, Adam !!! :)
I got 10/10 after your lesson
I had learned all your lectures and my English skills have improved day by day.
I love the ways that your expression is shown on your face when you teach
My skype name is hapikylinsage
Could you add me to chat and share more about English.
Hope you accept it. Thanks again
Best regard,
Hapi

hapikylinsage

90% is not bad!!!!!!!!

Saber Hamed

10 out of 10. I have already known some words but others are completely new for me, great lesson!

sario

I got 100 point ^_^ thank you Adam. I’ll try to practice English ^^

happypuiinaja

Thanks Adam!

Ccesil

Hi, Adam, thank you for your lesson. No, three lessons – geography, climatology, English lessons. And only ten minutes. Very useful class.

NadiaM

Thank you mr. Adam

I told my friends to watch your lectures :)

nawafasgh11

Every useful, thank you!

Mia Lee

Hi buddy :) I like to dance in a snow squall! It’s very funny tasting the snow and having it all around your body and then became a snow man/snow girl ! ;) hahahaha

Emanuela

If you lie on the grass that is covered by snow and move your arms and legs in their arches, when you stand up, you will leave a snow angel on the ground :)

Adam

Great job everyone.

A couple of notes:

A few of you have noticed that I made a mistake in the lesson – for a heat wave, the line is red with semi-circles (look like waves). For a cold front, the line is blue with triangles (look like icicles).

Also. avalanche with ‘h’, not avalance.

Good eyes guys :)

Adam

:) Thanks Adam! Avalanche :)

hapikylinsage

Great lesson Adam! Thank you very much!

Léo

9/10 thank you very much!

Artur Harutyunyan

Thank you!

Ibo147

100
vielen dank

jaicom

I could meet the word to explain you my gratitude. Thank you very much, even if I start today, I really know I’ll learn more using this web page. Thank very much Adam for your help…

ppteancum02

Thanks

phudt

Thanks

TD Nufc

Thanks Adam =]

I Want to live in Toronto next year.

This leason Helped me a lot xD

raphamarinho

Thnx Adam.

Tigri

Hi Adam,I really enjoyed your lesson,could you please provide me your email and I wonder whether you could help me for proof reading for my assignment.Thanks
ashama

ashama

Hi Ashama,

I do this as a career actually. You can see more at editorproof dot com.

Let me know there if you are interested.

Good luck :)

Adam

I’ve got 100 point. I’m so happy!

Thank you for your lesson

Tulum

Thank you it was nice lesson,
help me a lot.

rixa

100! Your lessons are very very good, Adam! thank you so much

MarceloDS

Hi Adam, Thank you very much. I Really enjoyed the subject about weather. Excellent information.

Niranjank

Clear explanation of the difficult theme! Thank you!

EvgenyS

Adam, could you answer me just a question? When you talk about blizzard at 5:07 you say “not fun to DRIVE IN, not fun to WALK IN”? Correct? Sorry for the simple question, but my ears betray me =D

MarceloDS

Hi Marcelo,

Your ears do you well :)

(that’s what I said)

Adam

Thank you so much for the attention, Adam. Keep on with these very good classes

MarceloDS

thanks, Adam! Kazakhstan go ahead!)))

AnuarUniverse

Hi Adam, thank you for your lesson. It was great. I got 100 point. I am happy.

Adrika

wow i’ve hot 10/10

myni

Thank you Adam! It’s very interesting lesson

mike92

The least thing to say is this is awesome.

Abadi72

The lessons are awesome! The best way to learn for me! Dynamic and rich! I would like just to mention the symbol used for “cold front” is the one you used for the “hot wave” but in blue. Just to add ;)

maribragas

I think “to me” would be the right one

maribragas

I love you so much Adam

layla2020

Thanks a lot

spider

Thank you.

pafsilipoclub

Thank you very much Adam. 10/10 thats perfect for me.

slmakbas

Thank you

ehab sabry

The least thing to say is this is awesome. And I got 10/10, too. Thank you, Adam.

zeleon

Thank you Adam.

goga11

Adam, I register only to say : thank you! Your lessons help me to understand more, I watch every day and I want more and more lessons) you are very good and classified teacher i think and also you are very nice person! I will do my better to improve my English:)

Kovalski

Very useful lesson, i got 80%:) thx!

Kinea

+10000

akvan

Thank you Adam… I really enjoyed engvid and you are a very good teacher and it’s a big help for us…

ttenaj

I got 100%

ericrayna

Thank you Adam, i got 90%.

kodiac1963

I got 100% by first!! nice!!
now I’ll practice my new vocabulary
thank Adam.

anderson-weider

Thank you Adam

Nadir

A very useful lesson!! Thanks, Adam

Clemen12127

Thank you Adam! I got 9 out of 10.It was useful lesson and to know the differences among these words0.Thanks again.And i think i am making a great progress from these lessons.

MOHAMMED5555

Bless u

Abdullah kateb

your lessons are very useful to me.
thanks

apurvamonal

Addam thanks for this videos; for me are the best on internet.

rodrigog85

Very usefull.
This is my skipe account.
danele.english1
Join me to practice english.
Bye!!!!!

vanzo82

Thanks Mr.Adam.I got 10 out of 10 ..

I remember most of these words from studying the National Geographic books .. they are really useful.

I wish I would never forget both the vocabulary and grammar .. How can I ?

waleed83

Oh I found the lesson very difficult for me. So I will repeat it again.

The words pronunciation is difficult

Imtithal Saeed

thanks.. :(

Sandybel

Heat waves in San Diego, Ca. are horrible. I remember when I lived there we have to hydrate all the time because of the lack of humidity! good lesson, thank you Adam.

iconica15

Hi Adam,
I do like your explanation, but at this lesson I just missed the use of images and illustrations (useful for visual stds, especially at the vocabulary ones).
Thanks a lot!

flavia.lima.an

Adam I enjoy your lessons every time,thank you very much.

katerinapas1

mighty…

Pilimai

uhuuuuul ^__^ i got 100..

Roger Lourenço

with out attending class I got 80%…wao

Gorgeous Awais

Thank you

jieyi

Hello Adam, I have just started your course and found out that on the current website there are a lot of ather teachers who I will follow as soon as all your lessons covered. Could you tell please if you are adding lessons on a constant basis or when quesions come or inspiration?)
Thank you for the easy explaining and understandable accent.

kirill.chubuk

Thank Adam.Glad to got 100!
And we are having a very strong typhoon now in Taiwan.
So that I came to learn this lesson.

Egg411

Hi,do u mind practice english with each other with a groub every day on skype ?

Mahmoud.gh

Nice lesson this one Adam

DavidRubio

Very useful!

VKolom

Thank you for your explanation. Very useful ;)

Georgina23

hi adam thanks for answering my quetion .i got another question that, what is conditional tense ?

mani chandu

Good lesson

Yaowakorn Aurawan

Very nice! I am studying about weather in my English class! So goood! Thanks! It’s the best site!!!

Ieda12

10/10 thank you too much adam ❤❤

Ghadeer hasan

thanks

musabali

Hello Adam, Thank you for this wonderful lesson. I am a student in Fine art at Goldsmiths University in the UK and for my final project, I have been working on your tutorial about natural disasters mixing it with some economical crisis. I was wondering if you would agree to record my version so I could show it for my show ( it would only be your voice). tk you so much. Olivia

oliviadeprelle

wawww Mr Adem ,, it very nice lesson thanks

Katia.15

Got a perfect score again. Your lessons are really easy to understand. By the way we’re experiencing drought here in the philippines right and it’s not really nice to go outside especially around 12 pm cause it”s really really hot around that time. Thanks adam hope you had a nice weather back there in your country…

Ryan18

Hi Adam! Bravo, all Your lessons are very clear that I can easily assimilate very quickly. Thank you a lot

Rafi31

Thank you for all your amazing classes Adam, I really appreciate your work.. This is my first comment ever but I have been learning from your videos, quizzes, and now I am starting to study from your website writetotop.com.. I am planning on taking the TOEFL in the future so I wanted to ask your opinion about the website http://www.khanacademy.com to practice. This website’s purpose is to help students to practice for the SAT. If you have the opportunity to check it out I would appreciate to know your thoughts about its contents to practice for the TOEFL. Thank you very much

ariannaso

Thank you, Adam! Now I’ve learned so much about climate.

Janetxu

and we haven’t a lot of natural disasters) in most human catastrophe(((
Thanks for your video, information is accessible and interesting)))

NataliRidna

i got 10/10 thanks a lot adam

mubarik ismail

I got 10 out of 10.Thanks a lot Adam it is very useful lesson,now i am able to talk about difference types of weather in English )

Rauf0538

Mr ADAM, i`VE GOT 90 FOR THIS LESSON..AM I FIT AND PROPER LIVING IN USA.

artana

I got 100 thank for doing this lesson keep going Adam :))))

Mailinh21

Hi Adam, I am just passing by the comment section to say that yours classes are being very useful for me, greetings for you from Venezuela.

Arnasa

hi. I finished geography, I like your u made a english meteorological lesson. it is fascinating.

LucianV

Thanks for your excellent vocabulary lessons Adam… And a request… Could you please prepare a “fishing vocabulary” lesson? It’s too complicated because.. for instance fishes, eatable fishes especially, wild sea animals..etc Thanks a lot.

AdnanOrhan

got 10/10 thx Adam

Belal Anter

Canadian style!

emrahbulduk

Thanks Adam for your lesson. In Indonesia, we found many natural disasters because Indonesia is located in tropical areas. The natural disasters are a flood in Jakarta, an earthquake,a tsunami in Aceh, a volcanic eruption in Mt. Merapi, Yogyakarta, a drought sometimes. Look! I’d took a picture in Mt. Merapi that on October 2010 it erupted. Merapi is so beautiful, somebody who is going to Indonesia has to visit it :)

raysalestianti

Great lesson.
I got 8/10.Hic

phamquynhanh

I got 10/10. thanks for the lesson teacher, very useful!

Chris-91

I got 10/10 :D thank you very much Adam :)

siham85

i got 8/10 . thank you so much Mr Adam.
17 years ago in Venezuela ,more specific in my hometown La Guarira occured a horrible natural disaster, it was a flood . when it happened i was 6 years old and my family and me were so scared because it was raining a lot day by day ,and also a lot of people died in a bad way. i still remember the news(after the disaster, because we were without electric energy during it) ,saying we have found pregnate women drowned in the sea,children,men,domestic animals, etc. Morover after it you could see many big stones that fell from the mountains in the middle of the streets ,destroyed houses, sad people trying to find their lost family between the debris ,and another terrible things. so,it was a very bad expirience to my state. Right now we are a strong people , facing everyday the life and rebuilding whith effort our beautiful home.

Danicli

Howdy Adam!

You are a fantastic teacher, man! I really appreciate you. Congratulations for this lesson, because it’s rather useful and interesting. Now I have many words to use when I talk about this up-to-date topic.

Until next time! :)

Eduardo França

HI Adam, as I promised you last time, I did better today, 10/10. It’s easy to understand because in Canada the seasons are very specifics, separated one from the other, you can feel the diference, the changes, so I learned. Thank you so much, I love all your classes.

ivani

I got 100,Thank you so much

HUI-YU

I love your lessons. They are amazing.
And just to know, here in Brazil, the worst events are the local politicians, they make a big mess quickly ;-)

SAURUN LULANTES

Thanks Adam! I used your video in my classes with Italian speaker students! Great resource and really clear. They found your video an enjoyable way to study all those words related to weather/climate; I really appreciate the explanation about “natural events” vs. “natural disasters”