Difference in meaning between "temperature" and "temperatures"
(1) Temperature in our city changes a lot during spring.
(2) Temperatures in our city change a lot during spring.
What is the difference in meaning between the singular and the plural of "temperature" in the sentences? Thank you very much.
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Neither sentence is native English. (1) The average daily temperature in our city varies a lot in the spring. (One value is being tracked) (2) Temperature s in our city can range from a high of 21 °C to a low of 10 °C in the spring.
- Neither sentence is native English.
- (1) The average daily temperature in our city varies a lot in the spring.
- (One value is being tracked) (2) Temperature s in our city can range from a high of 21 °C to a low of 10 °C in the spring.
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Neither sentence is native English.
(1) The average daily temperature in our city varies a lot in the spring. (One value is being tracked)
(2) Temperatures in our city can range from a high of 21 °C to a low of 10 °C in the spring. (Two values are being tracked.)
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