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[honza-ov]

Hi,
I am not sure which is correct and why:

A. What a lovely wether!
B. What lovely wether!

I would say A., but my book says B. Is it because the weather is uncountable word?

Thank you, Honza

[CP]

The weather is lovely, so you say, "What lovely weather."

You don't say "a weather" unless "weather" is used as an adjective: "He read a weather report saying it would be lovely today."

(Don't forget the "a" in weather . . . .)
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