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User_gary Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Weather/climate
Today climate/weather is cold.
Today it is too cold outside.
Climate/weather is always bad during this month.
Can you check the sentences for me?
Today it is too cold outside.
Climate/weather is always bad during this month.
Can you check the sentences for me?
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Climate refers to the typical or usual weather patterns of an area, the long-term prevaling pattern of weather. Thus, I would not use this word to talk about today's weather. Today the weather is cold.
- Climate refers to the typical or usual weather patterns of an area, the long-term prevaling pattern of weather.
- Thus, I would not use this word to talk about today's weather.
- Today the weather is cold.
- / Today's weather is cold.
- Today it is too cold outside.
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Climate refers to the typical or usual weather patterns of an area, the long-term prevaling pattern of weather. Thus, I would not use this word to talk about today's weather.
Today the weather is cold. / Today's weather is cold.
Today it is too cold outside.
In this climate, the weather is always bad during this month (this time of year).
Today the weather is cold. / Today's weather is cold.
Today it is too cold outside.
In this climate, the weather is always bad during this month (this time of year).
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