Help Zorg the Alien complete his report about Earth's strange environment.

"Greetings, Commander. I have landed in London. As usual, it is raining very hard here."

"I wanted to visit a place called Paris next. I checked the map, and it is very far from here."

"I asked a human for the time, and they said it was midnight."

"Greetings, Commander. I have landed in London. As usual, it is raining very hard here."

We use the verb to be (is) with the dummy subject it to describe the weather.

"I wanted to visit a place called Paris next. I checked the map, and it is very far from here."

We use the adjective far with "it is" to describe a long distance.

"I asked a human for the time, and they said it was midnight."

When talking about time in the past, we use it was.