Learn · Sentences Describing the Weather
The fog is so thick this morning that you can barely see anything.
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The fog is so thick this morning that you can barely see anything.
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How to use in different contexts
Giving Advice
Be careful driving this morning; the fog is so thick you can barely see.
Describing Habits
I usually check the weather before I leave, especially because the fog is often thick in the mornings.
Asking About Others
Is the fog as thick where you are this morning?
Sharing Hypotheticals
If the fog were any thicker, we wouldn't be able to see at all.
Rephrased versions
Formal
Visibility is severely limited this morning due to extremely dense fog.
Casual
Wow, it's foggy out there! You can hardly see a thing.
Simpler English
The fog is really thick today; you can't see much.
Phrases to learn
so thick
Describes a high density or concentration, often referring to fog, liquids, or other substances.
barely see
To see with great difficulty or almost not at all.