The weather is described as bizarre because it is 10 degrees Celsius on November 25th, which is unusually warm for that time of year in Ontario, Canada. Normally, the temperature would be around minus one degree Celsius with possible snow.
The word 'odd' is used to describe the timing of Christmas displays set up in November, as the speaker believes they should be set up around December 1st instead.
Eating ice cream in November is considered unusual because ice cream is typically consumed during the warmer months, such as June, July, August, and September.
The houses are described as odd and unusual because they are painted with vibrant colors, which is not common in Ontario, Canada. One house is a cool green, while another is a mix of yellow and purple.
The electric vehicle charging spot in an alley is considered weird because it is unclear how a car would access the spot, and there is no visible charging station to plug in the vehicle.
The phrase 'out of the ordinary' is used to describe the unexpected traffic in Grimsby, Ontario, on a Monday afternoon, as the town is usually very quiet with little traffic at that time.
The working hours of doctors and nurses are described as wacky because they work at various times, including during the day, night, evening, and early morning, which is very different from the typical 8 to 5 or 7 to 4 work hours of most people.
It is considered strange that the tree still has all its leaves on it in late November, as most trees would have shed their leaves by then. Additionally, it is strange that Lake Ontario does not have any ice along the shore, which is unusual for that time of year.
When you are learning English you often are taught how to describe normal things. Normal weather. A normal day. A normal night out. You should however, in my opinion, also be learning how to describe abnormal things.In this English lesson I will help you learn words and phrases like: out of the ordinary, odd and unusual, wacky, weird, strange, and more!After this English class you'll be able to describe any strange, weird, and wonderful thing you have seen or experienced!Note: This is the audio portion of a Youtube English lesson which you can watch right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZogYzgtdeo) or by searching Youtube for, "Bob the Canadian Odd"
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