Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Let's go out. It ---- now.
A) didn’t rain
B) doesn't rain
C) isn’t raining
D) won't rain
Is D wrong?
A) didn’t rain
B) doesn't rain
C) isn’t raining
D) won't rain
Is D wrong?
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Hi, Let's go out. It -- now. A) didn’t rain B) doesn't rain C) isn’t raining D) won't rain Is D wrong?
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Hi,
Let's go out. It -- now.
A) didn’t rain
B) doesn't rain
C) isn’t raining
D) won't rain
Is D wrong? No, it's OK. But I suspect that the examiner considers the most likely choice to be C.
Best wishes, Clive
Let's go out. It -- now.
A) didn’t rain
B) doesn't rain
C) isn’t raining
D) won't rain
Is D wrong? No, it's OK. But I suspect that the examiner considers the most likely choice to be C.
Best wishes, Clive
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It won't rain now.
Is it a prediction? How is it different from
It isn't going to rain.
Is it a prediction? How is it different from
It isn't going to rain.
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Hi,
It won't rain now.
Is it a prediction? I'd call it a strong statement of opinion.
How is it different from
It isn't going to rain. Did you mean to add 'now'? I'll assume that you did.
There's really no difference at all here.
In both cases, the 'now' suggests that earlier it seemed like rain was a possibility, but that the
It won't rain now.
Is it a prediction? I'd call it a strong statement of opinion.
How is it different from
It isn't going to rain. Did you mean to add 'now'? I'll assume that you did.
There's really no difference at all here.
In both cases, the 'now' suggests that earlier it seemed like rain was a possibility, but that the
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