Rain
Rain exists since the world formed. / It is raining since the world formed.
Rain exists from the beginning of the world.
How can we say them in the correct way?
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Precipitation (rain, sleet, hail and snow) has existed since the earth developed an atmosphere with temperatures and pressures consistent with water bring in its liquid and gaseous phases. edu/globalchange1/current/lectures/Perry_Samson_lectures/evolution_atm /
- Precipitation (rain, sleet, hail and snow) has existed since the earth developed an atmosphere with temperatures and pressures consistent with water bring in its liquid and gaseous phases.
- edu/globalchange1/current/lectures/Perry_Samson_lectures/evolution_atm /
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Precipitation (rain, sleet, hail and snow) has existed since the earth developed an atmosphere with temperatures and pressures consistent with water bring in its liquid and gaseous phases.
https://www.globalchange.umich.edu/globalchange1/current/lectures/Perry_Samson_lectures/evol
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When you have a since-clause like this, one that signals the beginning of a time period, you usually use the present perfect, not the simple present or present continuous, in the main clause:
Rain has existed since the world formed.
Also,
Bob doesn't see a movie since his sist
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