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According to your answer, I will be wrong if I use "summer" as well. Am I right?
But if I use the phrase "this evening" at the beginning of the sentence as in the following, will my sentence be incorrect? - This evening may be raining.
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JA
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Joseph A According to your answer, I will be wrong if I use "summer" as well. Am I right? "It may be raining this spring/summer/autumn/winter" is usually wrong.
- Joseph A According to your answer, I will be wrong if I use "summer" as well.
- Am I right?
- "It may be raining this spring/summer/autumn/winter" is usually wrong.
- It may perhaps be possible in a special and unusual context.
- "It may rain this spring/summer/autumn/winter" is possible only in a place where often there is no rain at all for a whole season.
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Joseph AAccording to your answer, I will be wrong if I use "summer" as well. Am I right?
"It may be raining this spring/summer/autumn/winter" is usually wrong. It may perhaps be possible in a special and unusual context.
"It may rain this spring/summer/autumn/winter" is possible only in a place where often there is no rain at all for a whole season.
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