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Zany banana 409 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Rain a little/ a lot
Hey guys! What do say to mean the small or huge amount of the rainfall? Is it 'rain a little' & 'rain a lot'? I think for the huge amount, it could be 'raining heavily' also, albeit not sure & for the first case, I just got nothing except 'a little'.Please help!
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zany banana 409 Is it 'rain a little' & 'rain a lot'? Yes. zany banana 409 'raining heavily' also Yes.
- zany banana 409 Is it 'rain a little' & 'rain a lot'?
- Yes.
- zany banana 409 'raining heavily' also Yes.
- We use those terms much less than you might think.
- Instead we use different verbs to indicate the intensity of the rain.
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zany banana 409Is it 'rain a little' & 'rain a lot'?
Yes.
zany banana 409'raining heavily' also
Yes.
We use those terms much less than you might think. Instead we use different verbs to indicate the intensity of the rain.
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