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Help me,please) I know that we speak "What a lovely day!","What a nice weather" , "What a nice wish" But when we speak about plural things what structure should be used?For expamle "What are lovely days", "What are nice wishes" ???

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We say "What lovely days", "What nice wishes". Also it's "What nice weather".
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Thank you very much!!!
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And by the way, if I'm not mistaken, we say "what lovely weather" (without "a"), because "weather" is uncountable.
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Hello, Dilya! For plural forms you should use the same structure without any articles, for example : What lovely days! What beautiful women! What interesting books! Good luck!

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