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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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The weather vs weather
Rain and thunder are part of weather/the weather.
Are both of the choices correct? When is the necessary before weather?
Are both of the choices correct? When is the necessary before weather?
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In general, rain and thunder are part s of weather. Specifically, the weather in that city is miserable.
- In general, rain and thunder are part s of weather.
- Specifically, the weather in that city is miserable.
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In general, rain and thunder are parts of weather. Specifically, the weather in that city is miserable.
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