Question

looking at the gray sky, beckie wondered which words complete the sentence correctly? the would ruin the class trip. weather, whether weather, whether weather, whether weather, whether weather, whether
weather weth - er
middle english, old english weder, german wetter

1. state of atmosphere
2. strong wind or storm

whether hweth - er
middle english, old english hwether, old norse hvathar

1. used to introduce two or more alternatives

Explanation:

"Weather" refers to atmospheric conditions, while "whether" is a conjunction for introducing alternatives. In the context of the sentence about something potentially ruining the class - trip, the correct word to use is "whether" as it is about considering alternatives.

Answer:

whether, whether