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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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What the weather it is!
What the weather it is!
How wonderful the weather!
Does the first of the above two sound as right as the second and convey the same idea? Thanks.
How wonderful the weather!
Does the first of the above two sound as right as the second and convey the same idea? Thanks.
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Hi, What the weather it is! How wonderful the weather! Does the first of the above two sound as right as the second and convey the same idea?
- Hi, What the weather it is!
- How wonderful the weather!
- Does the first of the above two sound as right as the second and convey the same idea?
- Thanks.
- , What weather it is!
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Hi,
What the weather it is!
How wonderful the weather!
Does the first of the above two sound as right as the second and convey the same idea? Thanks.
The common form of these exclamations is as follows.,
What weather it is! What surprising weather it is! What good
What the weather it is!
How wonderful the weather!
Does the first of the above two sound as right as the second and convey the same idea? Thanks.
The common form of these exclamations is as follows.,
What weather it is! What surprising weather it is! What good
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CliveHi,
What the weather it is!
How wonderful the weather!
Does the first of the above two sound as right as the second and convey the same idea? Thanks.
The common form of these exclamations is as follows.,
What weather it is! Wh
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Hi,
To make sure, how should I interpret "What weather it is!"? Is it identical with "What surprising weather it is!"?
I'd say 'remarkable' rather than 'surprising'. What the speaker is doing is remarking on the weather..
As regards whether it is good weather or bad, the listener usually already knows or can tell by looking out of the
To make sure, how should I interpret "What weather it is!"? Is it identical with "What surprising weather it is!"?
I'd say 'remarkable' rather than 'surprising'. What the speaker is doing is remarking on the weather..
As regards whether it is good weather or bad, the listener usually already knows or can tell by looking out of the
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CliveHi,
To make sure, how should I interpret "What weather it is!"? Is it identical with "What surprising weather it is!"?
I'd say 'remarkable' rather than 'surprising'. What the speaker is doing is remarking on the weather..
As regards whether it is good weather or bad, the listener usually already knows or
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