No this sentences it has a idiom sentences, because it has the meaning with the simplifying that the meaning a word it is raining really outside. For example for rain metaphors sentences are It's raining cats and dogs. Save it for a raining day. Make it rain with money. It will never rains until it pours.
It will help you.
-Charlie
Have a great day
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They is singular hope it helps you
Answer:
true
Explanation:
for example when you are quoting someone or a source you can use elipsis to skip not relevant part. However it is crucial to preserve meaning of original sentence and not manipulate it with elipsis like some media do.
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Not sure if this is right but id say c
i think you should do this
