A [An] + Adjective + Rain
Hello everyone. I have a question.
I'm wondering when to use a/an before the addictive + rain construction. I did a quick research and made a hypothesis within my ability. Could you please correct it? --
A a + adjective + rain
We had a [ light / heavy / warm / cold / fine / gentle / steady / constant / pouring / driving / tropical / monsoon ] rain yesterday.
B no article + adjective + rain
We had [ spring / autumn / overnight / intermittent / persistent / continuous / patchy / lashing / torrential ] rain yesterday.
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seagull I'm wondering when to use a/an before the addictive adjective + rain construction. That is a very funny mistake, seagull! Look up the word 'addictive' if you don't know what it means.
- seagull I'm wondering when to use a/an before the addictive adjective + rain construction.
- That is a very funny mistake, seagull!
- Look up the word 'addictive' if you don't know what it means.
- B no article + adjective + rainWe had [ spring / autumn / overnight / intermittent / persistent / continuous / patchy / lashing / torrential ] rain yesterday.
- Your hypothesis is generally correct, but for 'spring' and 'autumn' you have more choices.
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seagullI'm wondering when to use a/an before theaddictiveadjective + rain construction.
That is a very funny mistake, seagull! Look up the word 'addictive' if you don't know what it means.
seagullA a + adjective + rain We had a [ light / heavy / warm / cold / fine / gentle / stead
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