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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Which one is correct?
which one of these two sentences is correct in this situation?
situation : it is not raining now . but the ground is wet.
sentences : 1.it has rained 2.it has been raining
if both of them are correct please explain to me when should i use each of them.
tnx
situation : it is not raining now . but the ground is wet.
sentences : 1.it has rained 2.it has been raining
if both of them are correct please explain to me when should i use each of them.
tnx
Top answer
Both are correct. #2 is much more natural in that situation. '
- Both are correct.
- #2 is much more natural in that situation.
- '
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Both are correct. #2 is much more natural in that situation. Use #1 mostly for periodic past instances: 'It has rained every June since I moved to Japan.'
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