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Hans51 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Moderate to good / through out

"The entire nation will have moderate to good quality of air through out the day."

moderate to good

Is adjective to adjective a possible structure. If so, how can I understand it?

through out the day

I have seen throughout the day but never seen through out the day, so is through out possible and is there a meaning difference between them?

Thank you so much and have a good day.
  

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Hans51 Is adjective to adjective a possible structure. If so, how can I understand it? It describes a range.

— Avangi

  • Hans51 Is adjective to adjective a possible structure.
  • If so, how can I understand it?
  • It describes a range.
  • ) The air quality will be variable and will range between moderate and good.
  • Winds will be west to northwest.
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Hans51Is adjective to adjective a possible structure. If so, how can I understand it?
It describes a range. (The usage is common, especially in describing the weather.)
The air quality will be variable and will range between moderate and good.

Winds will be west to northwest.

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AvangiThe air quality will be variable and will range between moderate and good.
Thank you so much and then 'range from moderate to good' is more proper here, isn't it? Or is there a meaning difference between 'range between moderate and good' and 'range from moderate to good'?
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Hans51 Or is there a meaning difference between 'range between moderate and good' and 'range from moderate to good'?
The two expressions have the same meaning.
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