Washing the Car English Pronunciation Test
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The Talking About Weather Today English Pronunciation Test is a free A2 pronunciation test about talking about today's weather. Read ten everyday sentences out loud and the test gives you an instant pronunciation score, with every unclear word marked in red.
In this Talking About Weather Today pronunciation test you will say everyday words such as really, windy, outside, morning, umbrella, broke, way, work, forecast, says, rain, day. Every sentence also trains one important English sound, shown in the orange label above the sentence.
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It is really windy outside this morning.
My umbrella broke on the way to work.
The forecast says it will rain all day.
It is much colder than yesterday.
I should have worn a warmer coat.
The streets are full of wet leaves.
Maybe it will be sunny this afternoon.
I hope it is dry for my football match.
At least I have my waterproof jacket.
What is the weather like where you are?
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