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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

please help...it's snow?????

my child brought me an exercise where the teacher let him write "IT'S SNOW"....without any corrections on it. I usually reasd and find it's snowy and/or it's snowy but I never read it's snow....is it right or not?
  

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It's possible: A) What is that fluffy white stuff outside? B) It's snow. A) What is the weather like?

— Blue Jay

  • It's possible: A) What is that fluffy white stuff outside?
  • B) It's snow.
  • A) What is the weather like?
  • B) It's snowy.
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It's possible:
A) What is that fluffy white stuff outside?
B) It's snow.

A) What is the weather like?
B) It's snowy.
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You just need a suitable context.
eg
Q - What is that white substance on the ground?.
A - Its snow.

Clive
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Both can be correct, depending on context.

— Mummy, what's this white stuff?
— It's snow!

— What's the weather like where you are?
— It's snowy.
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Great minds think alike!
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Blue JayGreat minds think alike!
Yeah, we all seem to have had the same thoughts at the same time!
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Thanks This is what I supposed.if the lesson is about "what's the weather like and he has to fill in sentences such as "in winter...., so the right one shuld be "in winter it's cold and snowy" not it's snow...because snow is the name. right?
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Correct. Snow is the noun, and snowy is the adjective.
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