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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
It is a foggy weather.
It's a foggy weather.
It's foggy weather.
Which one of the above two is correct? Thanks.
It's foggy weather.
Which one of the above two is correct? Thanks.
Top answer
Never use a with 'weather'. CB
- Never use a with 'weather'.
- CB
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Where I live, we would just say "It's foggy." Or "The weather is quite foggy today."
"It's foggy weather" doesn't sound very natural.
"It's foggy weather" doesn't sound very natural.
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Grammar GeekWhere I live, we would just say "It's foggy." Or "The weather is quite foggy today."Thanks, Coolbreeze and GG.
"It's foggy weather" doesn't sound very natural.
By the way, does it sound right to write "It's a foggy day?"
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