Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Weather inquiry - Today is Saturday. It's a sunny day. Is it a sick sentence?
Today is Saturday. It's a sunny day. Is it a sick sentence?
It's a sick sentence.
Today is a repetition of the last one. It should be changed to: Today is Saturday, and it is sunny. Sunny: It means sunny and very bright. It describes the weather as sunny: breezy and sunny. Describe sunny and warm weather.
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