Rome's weather

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Hello,

Would it be possible to use safely the following structure?:

Rome’s weather is hotter than Madrid’s weather.

Thank you for your help.

2

You could personalise both cities but it does sound a bit odd when you refer to both in a comparison. I would say simply: It is hotter in R than in M or: The weather in R is hotter than in M.

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Rome’s weather is hotter than Madrid’s. You need not to write again "weather’.

More, please see on TOEFL suggestion of Cliff’s (book).

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… or you can simply say “Rome is hotter than Madrid”.