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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
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Rain
It was raining the past few days. And
It has rained the past few days. And
It's been raining the past few days.
Do they essentially mean the same thing?
It has rained the past few days. And
It's been raining the past few days.
Do they essentially mean the same thing?
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It was raining the past few days. And It has rained the past few days. And It's been raining the past few days.
- It was raining the past few days.
- And It has rained the past few days.
- And It's been raining the past few days.
- Do they essentially mean the same thing?
- No.
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It was raining the past few days. And
It has rained the past few days. And
It's been raining the past few days.
Do they essentially mean the same thing?
No. It was raining the past few days. - This implies it is not raining now.
It has rained (the past few days does not suit thi
It has rained the past few days. And
It's been raining the past few days.
Do they essentially mean the same thing?
No. It was raining the past few days. - This implies it is not raining now.
It has rained (the past few days does not suit thi
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