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Navitasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
The weather
Which are correct:
1-If the weather forcast is anything to go by, the weather is supposed to be pretty bad in Boston right now.
2-If the weather forcast is anything to go by, the weather should be pretty bad in Boston right now.
3-If the weather forcast is anything to go by, the weather ought to be pretty bad in Boston right now.
4-If the weather forcast is anything to go by, the weather must be pretty bad in Boston right now.
5-If the weather forcast is anything to go by, the weather has to be pretty bad in Boston right now.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-If the weather forcast is anything to go by, the weather is supposed to be pretty bad in Boston right now.
2-If the weather forcast is anything to go by, the weather should be pretty bad in Boston right now.
3-If the weather forcast is anything to go by, the weather ought to be pretty bad in Boston right now.
4-If the weather forcast is anything to go by, the weather must be pretty bad in Boston right now.
5-If the weather forcast is anything to go by, the weather has to be pretty bad in Boston right now.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
They are all correct. I prefer #4. Note the correct spelling of 'for e cast'.
- They are all correct.
- I prefer #4.
- Note the correct spelling of 'for e cast'.
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They are all correct. I prefer #4.
Note the correct spelling of 'forecast'.
Note the correct spelling of 'forecast'.
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Well, for present conditions, I would not say "weather forecast." That is for the future conditions. Instead say "weather report."
Of course, if you only have yesterday's forecast, and not a current report, then any of these will do.
Of course, if you only have yesterday's forecast, and not a current report, then any of these will do.
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