A few days ago
tell me is which sentence is correct ” walking IN the rain” or “walk UNDER the rain”?
because someone is trying too hard to be a smarty pants with me
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A few days ago
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one walks in the rain….not under a rain…rain is not an object which is above you
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A few days ago
I would say that as the rain not only falls on top of you but also simultaneously surrounds you on all sides the sentence should be,
” Walking WITHIN the rain”.
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A few days ago
walking in the rain
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A few days ago
You walk “in the rain.” You can’t walk “under…”it as it is falling on you and about you.
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A few days ago
Definately ‘walking in the rain’. After all, it is falling down all around you, so you’re ‘in’ it and not just ‘under’ it.
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A few days ago
walking in the rain. Unless you are walking under an umbrella .;-)
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A few days ago
i believe it would be IN or through
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