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The magnitude of the last earthquake was 4.3 <on the Richter Scale>. start learning
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Silesia is a densely <populated> area. start learning
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A meteorologist <forecasts> the weather. start learning
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Greece is a <mountainous> country. start learning
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Upon <awakening> I saw the sun shining through my window. start learning
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The <Strait> of Gibraltar is the only natural connection the Mediterranean Sea has with the ocean. start learning
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The sailor was <concerned> about the approaching storm. start learning
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Bangladesh is a country often <afflicted> by terrible floods. start learning
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Seeing as the weather was <fair> we decided to spend the day on our boat. start learning
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The <arc> of a rainbow decorated the sky. start learning
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After the volcano erupted the whole island <ceased> to exist. start learning
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Be careful what you leave in the sun, it tends to <fade> things. start learning
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The farmers here <depend> heavily on the weather forecast. start learning
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Namibia is one of the most <arid> countries in the world. start learning
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The land is <ploughed> in spring. start learning
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The Norwegian <coastline> is very long. start learning
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Many languages of North American tribes will soon become <extinct>. start learning
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The <coastal> waters of Costa Rica are inhabited by rich sea life. start learning
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The skiers <escaped> the avalanche. start learning
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Two rescuers died in a <daring> attempt to save the drowning people during the flood. start learning
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When the sun came out the snow <melted> quickly. start learning
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The water in the pond <reflected> the light of the moon. start learning
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The bad weather may have <impaired> his chances of winning the tournament. start learning
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Some foreigners find the severe, <continental> climate of Mongolia hard to cope with. start learning
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This rural area is traditionally a Conservative <stronghold>. start learning
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The huge floods and tornadoes of the last year remind us that we are still no match for the <elements>. start learning
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The fog <delayed> the plane's landing. start learning
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Storm is coming! <Secure> the boat! start learning
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<Sulphur> dioxide causes acid rain. start learning
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The farmer's <crops> were bad because there had been no sunshine. start learning
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When you enter the forest, <keep to> the path or you'll get lost. start learning
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We watched <enchanted> as the evening fog embrace the marsh. start learning
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They knew they were all alone because <as far as the eye could see> there was sand. start learning
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Such a warm January is a climate <anomaly>. start learning
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We will quickly <adjust> to the climate. start learning
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The Borneo jungle is the natural <habitat> of gorillas. start learning
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A crab was left on the beach when the tide <ebbed>. start learning
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When we reached the top of the mountain we saw a vast <plain> in front of us. start learning
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This lake is a water <reservoir> for the whole valley. start learning
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