Vocabulary and word formation - 2b (for two lessons)

Choose the correct item.torrential - проливнойrough - грубыйdense - густойsevere - суровыйThere was ... rain in the early hours of this morning. wet torrential rough dense We watched as a ... fog filled the streets. fresh tall thick strong Water levels .... after the river burst its banks. rose raised poured collected The school caught fire, but there was no ... damage. extreme severe strong serious Emergency services helped to .... the building. gather evacuate escape recover The volcano ... at midnight last night. dropped blew exploded erupted Look at the symbols on the map. Then fill in.dense - густойbitterly - очень сильно UK WeatherThe south of England is enjoying 1) dry weather today with plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures. Over in Wales, temperatures are slightly lower and 2) heavy rain is falling. In northern England, the rain is 3) light, but be careful on the roads because there is some 4) dense fog about. In Scotland, 5) freezing temperatures and 6) chilly winds are making it 7) bitterly cold and there is a chance of snow later today. Phrasal verbs.to break out - вспыхивать (о пожаре)to clean up - делать уборкуto call in - вызывать (врача, скорую)to put out - ликвидировать, выключить, потушитьto clear up - проясниться (о погоде)to go out - погаснутьChoose the correct option.1. When a fire breaks ...., you should call the fire department. out off 2. After the flood, there was a lot of mess to clean... up out 3. Dean was injured, so we called ... an ambulance. in for 4. Don't try to put ... the fire yourself, call for help. off out 5. It was raining for two days before the weather cleared... up off 6. The lights went ... and I got scared. out off Fill in:from (x3), to, on, with. 1) There was a lot of damage to the building after the earthquake.2) Sandbags can help protect buildings from water damage.3) Firefighters saved three men from the burning buidling.4) People in remote areas often depend on their neighbours for help in times of disaster.5) Volonteers helped with the rescue efforts.6) We haven't heard from James since the earthquake hit. Choose the correct item. 1 Some fire services depend on volunteers. (on Living on high ground helps protect people from flooding. of The rain started to pour down as we walked home. (on The earthquake caused damage to many buildings in the town. (to The injured skier called for help. (out Heavy clouds gathered in the sky. (on Strong winds blew at over 80 mph yesterday. (at The weather cleared up after the storm. (out Form nouns from the words in brackets.Use:-ance-ery (to verbs ending in -ve)-ion 1) Your assistance in this matter is highly appreciated. (ASSIST)2) The rescure team got medals for their bravery. (BRAVE)3) It was a relief to see everyone sound and safe. (RELIEVE)4) It was the captain's decision to abandon the ship. (DECIDE)5) The government issued a tsunami warning. (GOVERN)6) The seriousness of the disaster forced the government to ask for help. (SERIOUS) Write your own sentences using the abstract nouns:government / assistance / decision / relief