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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
The weather/ What's the vs How's the
What's the weather like in London?
How's the weather today?
Question 1) How are these two different?
Question 2) Are these two be able to be changed like below ?
What's the weather like today?
How's the weather in Londer?
How's the weather today?
Question 1) How are these two different?
Question 2) Are these two be able to be changed like below ?
What's the weather like today?
How's the weather in Londer?
Top answer
Well of course, the first of each doesn't mention the area of interest, while the 2nd doesn't mention the time period of interest, but otherwise, the intent is the same and they can be interchanged as you suggest.
- Well of course, the first of each doesn't mention the area of interest, while the 2nd doesn't mention the time period of interest, but otherwise, the intent is the same and they can be interchanged as you suggest.
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Well of course, the first of each doesn't mention the area of interest, while the 2nd doesn't mention the time period of interest, but otherwise, the intent is the same and they can be interchanged as you suggest.
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You can say,'what is the weather like today or recently in London?', or 'how is the weather today?'.
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