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İt have been raining since a week?
İs this sentence wrong or right
İt have been raining since a week?
İs this sentence wrong or right
İs this sentence wrong or right
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It has been raining since last week = geçen haftadan beri yağmur yağıyor
It has been raining for a week = bir haftadır yağmur yağıyor
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