(it's) foggy (today) meaning in English
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Definition
(it's) foggy (today)
:(it's) grey, misty, murky, cloudy (today)
Examples
- "So much traffic the fog was brown"
- "Foggy? No, I made a mistake."
Listen to the clip, then select the term that describes the weather.
It's .
It's .
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Listen to the clip, then select the term that describes the weather.
It's sunny 1.
It's raining 2.
Foggy 3?
We hear It's sunny, the sun is shining. To talk about the weather, we often use the structure it's (or it is) + an adjective. Examples: it's sunny; it's cold.
Money is what we use to pay for things, and that's not a way to describe the weather.
Honey is a very sweet, sticky liquid produced by bees; that's not a way to describe the weather.
We hear It's raining. To describe the weather with a verb, we use the present continuous: it's (or it is) + verb in -ing form. Examples: it's snowing; it's hailing.
We can say a person is running when they are moving very fast. That's not what we hear in the clip.
When it's snowing, there is snow falling from the clouds. That's not what we hear in the clip.
We hear Foggy? Example: London is a very foggy city.
We are happy when we are content, but that's not a way to describe the weather.
The day is windy when the wind is blowing. That's not what we hear in the clip.
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