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30-Oct-2006, 12:32
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 Today it's cold 1) Today is cold. 2) Today it's cold. |
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30-Oct-2006, 12:39
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 Re: Today it's cold Hi, #2 is correct. We nearly always have It as a subject, when talking abt weather. Cheers |
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30-Oct-2006, 22:29
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| Re: Today it's cold Quote:
1. today is a noun 2. today is an adverb |
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20-Dec-2006, 00:31
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| Re: Today it's cold the correct is 1) Today is cold. right ?? |
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20-Dec-2006, 05:15
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| Re: Today it's cold I wonder how common #1 is. |
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21-Dec-2006, 02:46
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| Re: Today it's cold The most comon would probably be 'It's cold today'. If you put the first into the past, it's common- yesterday was cold. |
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21-Dec-2006, 05:40
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| Re: Today it's cold Thanks, Tdol. |
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