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Relating to grammar is In regards rain and snow correct?

No, "In regards rain and snow" is grammatically incorrect.

Here's why:

* "In regards" is not a proper phrase. The correct phrase is "in regards to."

* The phrase needs a preposition. You need a preposition like "to," "of," or "about" to connect "in regards" to the subject.

Here are some correct ways to say it:

* In regards to rain and snow: This is the most common and correct way to phrase it.

* Regarding rain and snow: This is another common and grammatically correct way.

* With respect to rain and snow: This is a slightly more formal option.

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