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Mukulkushwaha95 Posted 12 years ago
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Is there any better way to say the following sentence?
It is raining here continously. I am so sick of it.
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It has been raining constantly here. since last week) It rains here constantly. (probably an exaggeration)
- It has been raining constantly here.
- since last week) It rains here constantly.
- (probably an exaggeration)
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It has been raining constantly here. - (...since last week)
It rains here constantly. (probably an exaggeration)
It rains here constantly. (probably an exaggeration)
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