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Andrei Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
The weather or weather
1. When I came to England some years ago, I had difficulties due to the cold weather.
2. When I came to England some years ago, I had difficulties due to cold weather.
I am not sure whether to use the article in the above context. I know the word 'weather' is uncountable.
Your comments, please.
2. When I came to England some years ago, I had difficulties due to cold weather.
I am not sure whether to use the article in the above context. I know the word 'weather' is uncountable.
Your comments, please.
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Hi again Andrei, I would choose sentence 1 because you are talking about the weather at a specific time and place. Sentence 2 suggests that your journey to England was affected by cold weather. Regards, Mike
- Hi again Andrei, I would choose sentence 1 because you are talking about the weather at a specific time and place.
- Sentence 2 suggests that your journey to England was affected by cold weather.
- Regards, Mike
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Hi again Andrei,
I would choose sentence 1 because you are talking about the weather at a specific time and place.
Sentence 2 suggests that your journey to England was affected by cold weather.
Regards,
Mike
I would choose sentence 1 because you are talking about the weather at a specific time and place.
Sentence 2 suggests that your journey to England was affected by cold weather.
Regards,
Mike
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