0 Hi,02br 00about weather...02br 02br 01b00I hope tomorrow is nice.02br 00I hope tomorrow will be nice.02br 00I hope tomorrow it's nice.02br 00I hope tomorrow it'll be nice.02b02br 02br 00What do I have to say? Thanks 050010id1
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1font00I hope tomorrow will be nice.02font02br 02br 01font00You could also say:02font02br 02br 01font00I hope tomorrow is nice.02font02br 02br 01font00Both sound correct to me, and I use them both.02
0 01font02br 00Opps, if you hadn't mentioned about the weather at the beginning, I wouldn't have realized that these sentences is about it.02br 00Being in your shoes, I would like to say: 02br 01i00"I hope the weather will be nice tomorrow."02br 02i00Or:01i02br 00"I hope the weather is nic
0 01i00tomorrow02i00 is used as a noun-subject in the first two.02br 00 In the second two, we hear 01i00tomorrow02i00 and think it's the subject again, but no, another subject (01i00it02i00) comes along. We get confused. What's going on here? 05000 So place01i00tomorrow02i00 at the
0 Thank you very much, perfect. [y]02br 02br 00Jim, what you say is more or less the same thing that happens when we say "Today is Tuesday" or "It's Tuesday today", but usually not "Today it's Tuesday".02br 00Anyway, the problem was that I didn't know if I could use "today, tomorrow, etc." as subject in that case, since the subject is actually "the weather". Now I