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The Learning Studio> Spoken English Course> Week 5> 📘 Day 3– Random sentences Weather & food

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Weather 
  1. It’s windy today.
  2. It looks like snow is coming.
  3. The sun is shining brightly.
  4. It’s a perfect day for a walk.
  5. The weather is warm and pleasant.
  6. It rained all night.
  7. It’s freezing outside.
  8. I need an umbrella — it’s raining.
  9. The wind is very strong today.
  10. It’s foggy this morning.
  11. The sky is clear and blue.
  12. I love sunny days.
  13. Is it going to rain today
  14. The weather is nice today.
  15. It’s cold and windy outside.
  16. The clouds are moving fast.
  17. It’s a bit chilly now.
  18. I think the storm has passed.
  19. It’s snowing gently.
  20. It’s a cool evening.
  21. The air feels fresh today.
  22. We had thunder last night.
  23. It’s raining, but just a little.
  24. I enjoy the sound of rain.
  25. It’s dry and dusty today.
  26. The temperature is dropping fast.
  27. It’s a good day to stay indoors.
  28. It’s cloudy but not too cold.
  29. The morning was cold, but now it’s warm.
  30. I hope the sun comes out soon.

Food
  1. I eat breakfast at 8 a.m.
  2. Do you like eating pizza?
  3. I love chocolate cake.
  4. My favorite fruit is mango.
  5. I like drinking tea in the evening.
  6. She enjoys eating noodles.
  7. Do you like spicy food?
  8. I don’t eat much sugar.
  9. He eats eggs every morning.
  10. We have lunch at 1 o’clock.
  11. What do you usually eat for dinner?
  12. I like soft drinks in summer.
  13. My mom makes the best dal.
  14. I prefer chapati to bread.
  15. Do you want a sandwich?
  16. I love hot soup in winter.
  17. My brother doesn’t like bitter gourd.
  18. They are eating ice cream.
  19. I like trying new food.
  20. She doesn’t drink coffee.
  21. Would you like some juice?
  22. We enjoy pani puri at the market
  23. I eat fruits every day.
  24. What’s your favorite sweet dish?
  25. I made pasta for lunch.
  26. Do you eat meat or are you vegetarian?
  27. I like salty snacks.
  28. They love eating street food.
  29. I don’t like oily food.
  30. We sometimes eat outside on weekends.

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