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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Indefinite article

Which is good?What nice weather! or What a nice weather!
  

Top answer

In most cases, weather is non-countable. Therefore: What nice weather.

— Philip

  • In most cases, weather is non-countable.
  • Therefore: What nice weather.
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In most cases, weather is non-countable. Therefore: What nice weather.
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I think it's better and more correct to say "What a nice weather!". We omit "a" when we say "How nice....." Example: "How nice is the weather today."
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Nawelfmore correct to say "What a nice weather!"
No! This is wrong. Please don't answer questions unless you are sure of your facts.

CJ
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Ok. Can you please explain why we say: "What nice weather" and not "What a nice weather"?
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'Weather' is an uncountable noun. Philip has already told you that.
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