Match up the following phrases that talk about weather
il a plu hier = it rained yesterday
il pleuvait = it was raining
il faisait beau = the weather was good
il y avait des orgaes = there were thunderstorms
il faisait mauvais = the weather was bad
demain il fera chaud = tomorrow it will be hot
le soleil va briller, j'éspère = the sun will shine, i hope
il va neiger = it will snow
il ne neigera plus jamais grâce au changement climatique = it will never snow again thanks to climate change
il pleut plus souvent de nos jours = it rains more often nowadays
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