Natural Disasters : polar ice caps, a drought, volcanic eruption, an avalanche, an earthquake, a tornado, lighting, landslides. Road Signs - merge, yield, two-way traffic, railroad crossing, slippery when wet, detour. These patterns are color coded so that you can see how the sentences are constructed and will be easier for you to learn. There is also reading practice in this video. This is an interactive listening and speaking video. Have fun learning about natural disasters and road signs. Have fun speaking English now.
English in use:
The polar ice caps are melting. That is bad news.
A long dry spell caused the drought. Most of the plants died.
The island had a volcanic eruption. I the island inhabited?
Was that an avalanche? I think it was.
That was a strong earthquake! It was scary for me.
Tornados happen in open flat areas. They must be awful.
Lightning is bad when it hits something. Yes, I know.
Landslides usually close roads. We had a road close because of a landslide.
Merge - Lane ends ahead merge left.
Yield - Let other road users go first.
Two-way Traffic - Traffic ahead is separated only by a line.
Railroad Crossing - Stop for trains.
Slippery When Wet - Roadway may be hazardous.
Detour - The main road is closed ahead.
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