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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre it has been raining y it has rained ?Puedes dar oraciones como ejemplo.

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gennaevelyn
2 mar 2014

  • Inglés (US)

"It has been raining" implies that it is still raining when the speaker said the phrase. "It has rained" does not.

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Ok thanks, it was just to be sure.

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trebleorange
16 ago 2019

  • Inglés (US)

If I look outside and am surprised that the ground is wet and drops are still falling, I might say, "Wow, it's been raining." And I'd always use the contraction. "It has been raining" feels stilted to me.

Off the top of my head, I can't think of a time when I've used, "It's rained." I'd just use the simple past and say, "It rained."

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