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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Bad weather or A bad weather
Which one is correct?
"The Philippines has a very bad weather." or "The Philippines has very bad weather."
Can I say, "It's a very nice weather!" instead of "It's very nice weather!"
"The Philippines has a very bad weather." or "The Philippines has very bad weather."
Can I say, "It's a very nice weather!" instead of "It's very nice weather!"
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Hi Anon The word "weather" is not countable, and normally is not used with the indefinite article "a". "
- Hi Anon The word "weather" is not countable, and normally is not used with the indefinite article "a".
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Hi Anon
The word "weather" is not countable, and normally is not used with the indefinite article "a". Thus, you should say:
- "The Philippines has very bad weather."
- "It's very nice weather!"
The word "weather" is not countable, and normally is not used with the indefinite article "a". Thus, you should say:
- "The Philippines has very bad weather."
- "It's very nice weather!"
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