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This one is simple, it's just too long.

No one can change the weather, no one can control the weather. But if we correctly recognize the signs around us, we will be able to name more important changes in the weather. The method of telling what the weather will be like in the next one to two days is called a weather forecast.

For centuries, people in various countries have studied the weather and wanted to forecast it. The aura around the sun is a sign that it is going to rain. Many people feel from their bones that wet weather is coming, and their joints hurt.

If good weather is coming, some birds will fly high, but they fly close to the ground, indicating rain or stormy weather. Probably because they are going to hunt insects, so they fly low. If you see a rainbow on a rainy day, it's a sign that the weather is about to get better.

Such rainbows often come at night. If the stars shine in the night, then the good weather will continue. If the river is foggy in the morning, the weather is about to get warmer; If there is a red glow at sunset, the next day will be sunny; If the rainbow appears in the morning, a rainy day may come.

Most of the above statements are those who use their eyes and brains to forecast the weather. Tired.

No one can change the weather, no one can control the weather. But if we understand the information around us correctly, we can know that there are important weather changes that will occur. This way of informing the climate for the next few days is called a weather forecast.

In all countries, people have been studying the climate and making weather forecasts for centuries. The sun's aperture is a signal of impending rain. Many people know from their bones about the impending wet weather because of the damage to their joints.

If good weather follows, some of the birds will fly high. But if.

One day Bob took two of his friends into the mountains. They set up their tents and went out into the forest to see how the trees were growing.

In the afternoon, when they were about ten kilometers from the camp, it began to snow, and more and more snow fell, and soon Bob could barely see the hand in front of him, and he could not find the way, and Bob knew that there were two roads, one leading to the camp and the other to his house. But all around is snow, ** all the same. How can he bring his friends to camp?

Bob has an idea, those horses! Let the horses take them back. But what would happen if those horses had a way back to take them? It would be a 35 km trip in such cold weather.

It was getting late, they walked and walked, and finally the horses stopped, and they were in **, and no one could tell, Jack looked around, what was that under the tree? That's one of their tents!

Tips for forest excursions.

One day Bob and two friends went into the mountains, they set up their tents, and then they rode out to the forest to see the trees in the forest.

In the afternoon, when they were still about 10km away from the camp, it suddenly snowed. The snow was falling heavier and heavier, and there was a white expanse in front of me, and I couldn't see anything. Bob couldn't find his way back.

But he knew that there were two paths ahead. One leads to the camp and one goes home. But there was snow everywhere and it was impossible to identify, so how could Bob bring his friends back to camp?

Horse, Bob has an idea. Horses can be allowed to take them back to camp. But what if the horses take them home? In such cold weather, this is a 35km trip.

As it got late, they continued on their way, and at last the horses stopped. No one knows they're in ** right now. John looked around, what was under the tree? It was they who set up the tent.

Lecture 6: Semantic Relations - Same Name and Ambiguity.

If you don't learn a craft when you're young, you'll have to make a living by crafting when you grow up.

Why does a man never tell his secrets in the wheat field? Because there are many ears in the wheat field.

Lecture 6: Semantic Relations - Same Name and Ambiguity.

Waiter! - Yes, sir! - What is it? - This is bean soup. - I don't care what he was and what it is now? (been can mean bean, or it can mean the present perfect tense, the past state of the table).

Do you know what happens when you die? (The priest asks reproachfully) - Yes, sir. They are still lying! (lie means to lie down or lie).

Hope it helps.

If you don't learn a craft when you're young, you won't have a craft to make a living when you grow up.

After we beat them, we won the last game.