True or false? If a sentence is false, change it to make it true.

1. When it's foggy, you need sunglasses.

False. When it's foggy, you can't see very well. You might need fog lights.

2. It's nice to sit outside when it's freezing.

False. It's too cold to sit outside when it's freezing. You would need warm clothes.

3. If you're boiling, you might enjoy a swim.

True. If you're very hot (boiling), a swim would be refreshing.

4. A shower is a type of wind.

False. A shower is a type of rain.

5. If it's chilly, you may want to put on a coat.

True. A coat will help keep you warm.

6. If it's humid, the air will be very dry.

False. If it's humid, the air is moist and contains a lot of water.

7. A mild winter means it is colder than usual.

False. A mild winter means it is warmer than usual.

8. If it rains, the road will be wet.

True. Rain makes the road wet.