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Should I use "a" before rain (a very heavy rain)? and please find the other error if any.
There was very heavy rain (1)/ last night, and the rivers have (2)/ overflown their banks, causing severe (3) hardship to tje people living by them.(4)
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My Videos Should I use "a" before rain (a very heavy rain)? It is optional. My Videos please find the other error if any.
- My Videos Should I use "a" before rain (a very heavy rain)?
- It is optional.
- My Videos please find the other error if any.
- I don't see any, though the test writer might have thought this was one: My Videos have (2)/ overflown
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My VideosShould I use "a" before rain (a very heavy rain)?
It is optional.
My Videosplease find the other error if any.
I don't see any, though the test writer might have thought this was one:
My Videos have (2)/ overflown
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