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Kedra Posted 7 years ago
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We are extremely hot here VS. It's extremely hot here
How English does this sentence sound? "We are extremely hot here"? I know that the person means that the temperature is very high and the weather is scorching. However, it sounds awkward to me. I am not a native speaker and I used to tell "It's extremely hot here". "We are hot" sounds a bit strange in this context. However, can we say that? Thanks in advance for your input.
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In the context of talking about the weather, both are possible, but "It's extremely hot here" would be quite a bit more usual.
- In the context of talking about the weather, both are possible, but "It's extremely hot here" would be quite a bit more usual.
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In the context of talking about the weather, both are possible, but "It's extremely hot here" would be quite a bit more usual.
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