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Vincent Teo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
about "rain"
Do I say,
1 The houses were flooded after rain / after the rain.
2 The cat is trembling in rain / in the rain.
3 The village was flooded because of rain / of the rain.
4 The boy was wet in rain / in the rain.
5 Peter's body was wet in the rain / in rain.
Thanks.
1 The houses were flooded after rain / after the rain.
2 The cat is trembling in rain / in the rain.
3 The village was flooded because of rain / of the rain.
4 The boy was wet in rain / in the rain.
5 Peter's body was wet in the rain / in rain.
Thanks.
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Hi, As far as I'm concerned, I think that "the rain" is more grammatically correct than "rain". I usually say, for example: "The village was flooded because of the rain". Hope this will help.
- Hi, As far as I'm concerned, I think that "the rain" is more grammatically correct than "rain".
- I usually say, for example: "The village was flooded because of the rain".
- Hope this will help.
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Hi,
As far as I'm concerned, I think that "the rain" is more grammatically correct than "rain".
I usually say, for example: "The village was flooded because of the rain".
Hope this will help.
As far as I'm concerned, I think that "the rain" is more grammatically correct than "rain".
I usually say, for example: "The village was flooded because of the rain".
Hope this will help.
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