Are these sentences correct? verb TO BE,Thank you.

Question

Today it´s rainy , cloudy, windy and cold. Yesterday it was windy, cloudy and cold. Tomorrow it will be rainy, cloudy and windy.

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Answer 1

Perfect!

Answer 2

Yes, this is correct. We often say it's windy or cloudy when we speak colloquially.. The words rainy, cloudy windy and cold are of course adjectives which we use to describe the weather.

For example: ''It's certainly a windy day'' '' It's a cold day, today'' or, more colloquially

''It's very windy today!'' or ''It was cloudy yesterday, and cold today but I am sure it will be sunny tomorrow''

Sí , es correcto. A menudo se dice, ''Hace viento'' o ''Hace frío'' cuando hablamos coloquialmente. Las palabras: ''rainy'' ''cloudy'' y ''cold'' son, naturalmente, adjectivos que se usa para describir el tiempo

Por ejemplo: ''Con certeza (o seguramente?) hace un día viento'' ''Hace un día frio''

o más colloquialmente: ''Hace mucho viento, hoy'' o ''Estaba nublado, ayer, y hace frió hoy, pero estoy seguro que estará soleado mañana''

I hope this explanation helps you a lot / Espero que esta explicación se sirva bien

Corrijan mi Español, por favor

Not "It's very windy, today!" but "It's very windy today!" Comma rules are very strict in English. :( - rabbitwho, Nov 3, 2011

Thank You, Rabbit :) - FELIZ77, Nov 3, 2011