Choose
Ask:"Vous avez eu beau temps pour vos vacances?"
a:"oui, la chaleur et le soleil."
b:"oui, un beau soleil et une chaleur torride."
I choose which? Why?
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Answers · 4
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i'd recommend you pick the second it's a more developed answer - aka yes, the bright sun and the blazing heat!
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Hi: besides their strict form, they are both comprehensible -- but the second one is a bit richer. However, in the second sentence, "torride" is "too hot" and sounds a bit counterdictory; but if he says "a good sun --AND-- a torrid hot" perhaps the Author wants to "exaggerate" in order to say that the holidays have been "extremely fine".
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the second one, better
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salut
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