Fix grammaticality in this sentence: It's fine today better than yesterday's weather.
It's fine today, but today's weather is not good.
- It's fine today, but today's weather is not good.
- It's fine today, but today's weather is not good.
- It's fine today, but today's weather is not good.
- It's fine today, but today's weather is not good.
- It's fine today, but today's weather is not good.
- It's fine today, but today's weather is
It's fine today.
The word "better" is the only one in the sentence that is not a past participle. It is the past tense of the verb "better."
- The weather is better today.
- The weather is better today.
- The weather is better today.
- The weather is better today.
- The weather is better today.
- The weather is better today.
- The weather is better today.
- The weather is better today.