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13 Dec 2019
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English (UK)
Question about English (UK)
Is this sentence correct if not please correct it.
“ this week is raining all the week.”
( I feel something is wrong with my sentence.)
Is this sentence correct if not please correct it.
“ this week is raining all the week.”
( I feel something is wrong with my sentence.)
“ this week is raining all the week.”
( I feel something is wrong with my sentence.)
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- English (UK)
This sentence should like this:
"It's gonna be raining this week".
"It's gonna be raining throughout this week"(more acceptable)
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