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Bizncs Posted 18 years ago
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Rain is coming down.
Good day to all,
When it rains, we usually say "It's raining.", right?
Can I say "Rain is coming down" or "Rain is falling down"? How about "Rain is coming"?
When it rains, we usually say "It's raining.", right?
Can I say "Rain is coming down" or "Rain is falling down"? How about "Rain is coming"?
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It's raining: the best.
- It's raining: the best.
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BizncsRain is falling downNot good.
BizncsRain is comingNot good at all. But in a slightly different meaning: It looks like rain is coming soon. (The sky is dark; the wind is blowing. It is not yet raining.)
BizncsRain is coming downBetter with a modifier, thus: The ra
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