Grammar help please
Hi There,
Can you tell me which one is natural and correct English, please?
“My room is moist/humid/wet in the raining day.
Also what are the differences between these words, please?
I really can't find the differences in my dictionary.
Many Thanks
Top answer
"humid" refers only to water vapour in the air. It seems odd to say that a room is "moist". A word with similar meaning that collocates better with "room" is "damp".
- "humid" refers only to water vapour in the air.
- It seems odd to say that a room is "moist".
- A word with similar meaning that collocates better with "room" is "damp".
- To say that your room is "wet" seems to imply that there is liquid water on the surfaces of the walls and floors.
- "in the raining day" is wrong.
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"humid" refers only to water vapour in the air. It seems odd to say that a room is "moist". A word with similar meaning that collocates better with "room" is "damp". To say that your room is "wet" seems to imply that there is liquid water on the surfaces of the walls and floors.
"in the raining day" is wrong. You could mean "in the rainy season" or "when it rains".
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