it or them

Question 1 : it or them?

The Korean kept their own language and culture, and they still keep (it / them ) today.

In the parenthesis above, which one is right, it or them?



Question 2: that in Sydney or in Sydney?

The coast, like in Sydney, is green and beautiful with many trees.
The coast, like that in Sydney, is green and beautiful with many trees.

Which one of the two sentences above is grammatically right?


Question 3: weather or climate?
Australia is really huge and has many different types of [weather / climate].


Thank you in advance for answering the questions!!!!

[MrPedantic]

Hello Unreg

Would you like to try first?

Then we'll let you know if you were right or not.

All the best,

MrP

[siruss]

them / that in Sydney / climates

[MrPedantic]

Hello Siruss

I think I'd agree with your answers; except I'd use "climate" in #3, not "climates".

I might phrase the questions 1 slightly differently, though:

1. The Korean kept their own language and culture, and they still keep it/them today.

— "Korean" > "Koreans"; and "keep" is an odd verb, in this context. Perhaps "retained/retain".

All the best,

MrP