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- Weather Forecast (be going to-will) | WordReference Forums
For example, The weather forecast says that it (will-is going to) rain tomorrow I read that "will" is mostly used But what's confusing me is that "be going to" is supposed to be used when there's evidence behind the prediction, which is always the case with forecasts; they always predict based on evidence So, why do they use "will"?
- weather command? : r valheim - Reddit
Quick question, After you use the "env variable" command, does weather still rotate randomly after X amount of time passes using the command weather?
- il fait du soleil nuageux orageux, etc. (weather expressions with . . .
Here are some more expressions that I have doubts about I would like some Francophone reactions from both sides of the Atlantic Il fait du soleil Il fait du brouillard Il fait nuageux This one's wrong Egueule has already told me it should be Le ciel est nuageux ou le temps est nuageux Il
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- the weather is sunny - WordReference Forums
Hello, my friends, I was wondering whether the underlined part is idiomatic: "The weather is sunny " Thoughts: If I want to begin the conversation with the weather today, is it idiomatic to say so I think the common way to express such idea is using it as the subject but I doubt weather is
- If (the) weather permits, etc - WordReference Forums
Hello, (1) For the expression of 'if there is nice weather,' I find 'if weather permits' or 'if the weather permits ' In these expressions, I wonder whether there would be any difference in the meaning between 'weather' and 'the weather?' (2) I also note the expression of 'weather permitting '
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