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- how many degrees - WordReference Forums
Is it OK to ask "How many degrees are we with?" when you want to know today's temperature in a city? Or would it make the other person think you are referring to fever degrees? I'd stick to "What's today's temperature?" What do you say?
- How degrees is today? - Answers
I'm afraid I don't have real-time information You may want to check a weather website or app for the current temperature in your location 7 degrees is colder than 3 degrees by 4 degrees
- How many degrees is it tomorrow? - Answers
It depends on what day it is and where you are On February 20, 2014 in Kentucky the temperature at 11:23 am is less than 10 degrees Later today, it is supposed to be in the upper 20s
- How many much temperature (degree) is are it they
Which clause is correct : How much temperature ( degree ) is it ? How many temperature ( degrees) are they ? Thanks in advance
- How many degrees is it today in fahrenheit? - Answers
The temperature in minnesota was -4 degrees Fahrenheit on yesterday and 13 degrees Fahrenheit today What is the different in the degrees? If its 32 degrees celsius how many degrees Fahrenheit?
- as many or much as 10 degrees - WordReference Forums
I wonder which one is correct between much and many in the following sentence? I think degrees is a countable noun so many is the correct one What do you think? Temperature can fluctuate by as many as 10 degrees in a day today
- Does this sentence make sense: So many women have never received . . .
So many women have never received economics degrees until today Best would be to start the sentence with Never: Never have so many women received economics degrees before Never until today have so many women received economics degrees My ear tells me to avoid combining never and as today even though Never as today is a valid
- Whats the natural way to ask about the current degrees of the weather?
"How many degrees of Celsius are now?" is ungrammatical It would be "How many degrees Celsius is it now?", which is grammatical, but unusual compared to the simple "What's the temperature?"
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