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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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What's the weather?
Experts,
If you want to ask what kind of weather you're having today, saying "What's the weather? " be good enough?
Or would it be better to say: "What's the weather out?", "What's the weather today?" , "What's the weather out today?"
Thank you.
If you want to ask what kind of weather you're having today, saying "What's the weather? " be good enough?
Or would it be better to say: "What's the weather out?", "What's the weather today?" , "What's the weather out today?"
Thank you.
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Hi, If you want to ask what kind of weather you're having today, saying "What's the weather? " be good enough? " No.
- Hi, If you want to ask what kind of weather you're having today, saying "What's the weather?
- " be good enough?
- " No.
- " Clive
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Hi,
If you want to ask what kind of weather you're having today, saying "What's the weather? " be good enough?
Or would it be better to say: "What's the weather out?", "What's the weather today?" , "What's the weather out today?"
No. I usually say 'What's the weather like?' or 'How's the weather?"
Clive
If you want to ask what kind of weather you're having today, saying "What's the weather? " be good enough?
Or would it be better to say: "What's the weather out?", "What's the weather today?" , "What's the weather out today?"
No. I usually say 'What's the weather like?' or 'How's the weather?"
Clive
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Thank you Clive.
So "What's the weather like outside?" be OK, right?
But how about "What's the weather like out?", colloquially, is this acceptable, as well?
So "What's the weather like outside?" be OK, right?
But how about "What's the weather like out?", colloquially, is this acceptable, as well?
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Hi,
Yes, that all sounds OK.
Just don't ask 'What's the weather like inside'.
Clive
Yes, that all sounds OK.
Just don't ask 'What's the weather like inside'.
Clive
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