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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

How to say like a native speaker?

How to say this like a native English speaker?

The weather is too hot today. - Is that right?
It is sunny today. - Is that formal?!

I want to say that the whether is too hot because it is summer. Can you help me?

Thanks.
  

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A native speaker, at least around here (near Philadelphia), wouldn't use "weather" like that. " We (same as before) use contractions in speech all the time. "It's sunny today" is normal.

— Anonymous

  • A native speaker, at least around here (near Philadelphia), wouldn't use "weather" like that.
  • " We (same as before) use contractions in speech all the time.
  • "It's sunny today" is normal.
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A native speaker, at least around here (near Philadelphia), wouldn't use "weather" like that. We use "out" for that, meaning "outside", adverb: "It's too hot out today."

We (same as before) use contractions in speech all the time. "It's sunny today" is normal.
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Thank you for answering Emotion: smile Cheers!
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