It was too cold in March this year.

This question examines the usage of the preposition for as "used after adj. means as far as someone/something is concerned", for example: It's? Quite? Warm? For what? 1 20th. As far as January is concerned, the weather is quite warm. ?

If In is used, then in? March in spring is not in line with the reality of life, and B and C are not desirable. In addition, hotter in D is different from too in the above article. Cold doesn't match, choose a.

Weather English [? We (r)] are beautiful [? wer]

Weather; Weather; Weather forecast;

Verb (abbreviation of verb) is caused by fading, discoloration and deformation (wind, sun, rain, etc.). ); Get through (difficulties) safely;

[example ]The? The weather? It was warm at that time. Year.

It's warm at this time of year.

Third person singular: weather present participle: weather past tense: weather past participle: weather past participle: weather

In order to use

For mainly indicates support, purpose, time, reason, action, purpose, action object, etc. For is a conjunction because, because of its meaning, for is a preposition to, yes, for; Come and help; For; About the meaning of.

1 means "such as, such as". I like to eat some bread and milk for breakfast. I like bread and milk for breakfast.

2. Express the reason or reason, meaning "because, because". Thank you for helping me with my English. Thank you for helping me with my English.

3. Indicates the object or receiver of the action, meaning "to …" and "to …". Let me help you pick it up. Let me help you pick it up.

4, indicating time and distance, meaning "counting and counting." I will naturally run for an hour in the morning. I usually run for an hour in the morning.

5, indicate the destination and purpose, meaning "want, want, take, buy" and so on. Let's go for a walk. Let's go for a walk.