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#1 06-Aug-2012, 11:35Weather
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#2 10-Aug-2012, 15:41Re: Weather
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#3 13-Aug-2012, 09:52Re: Weather
The second option should have a question mark at the end, but I can't find a way to edit polls questions at the moment. Sorry for this.
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#4 13-Aug-2012, 13:03Re: Weather
Is my answer correct?
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#5 13-Aug-2012, 13:20Re: Weather
I would use what.
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#6 13-Aug-2012, 13:46Re: Weather
I might say 'how's the weather?', but never 'how's the weather like?'.
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#7 13-Aug-2012, 14:03Re: Weather
Me too, and that what what I was testing before my typo kicked in.
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#8 16-Aug-2012, 17:55Re: Weather
I think both of sentences are right
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#9 26-Aug-2012, 23:55Re: Weather
Why both aren't correct?
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#10 29-Aug-2012, 16:56Re: Weather
I think that 'How's the weather like?' is just simply unnatural to most native speakers.
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