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Rain P1 004 Lovely Weather By Jocelynsamara On Deviantart The rain has stopped. = there was a single rain storm that came through. the rains have stopped. = there were a series of rain storms. all of them have stopped. but we would more commonly say: the rainy season has stopped. the rain has stopped is the correct sentence. although the word "rain" represents a plural idea, it is a singular noun. The most common way to explain rain is to say "it's raining" or "it started to rain". i would advise that you use more simple past tenses ("stopped" instead of 'has stopped'). 1) "let's go out; the rain has stopped" not used. "let's go out; it stopped raining". i prefer, " it stopped raining; let's go out (side) " or " it's not raining anymore. Check out endlessrain0110's art on deviantart. browse the user profile and get inspired. The rain eased off; the rain let up; the rain slackened off; the rain eased up; the rain tapered off; google ngram showing relative usage. you can even replace "the rain" with "it", as long as its already clear from context that it's raining. random examples: as if to prove that the weather was definitely not on his side today, the rain grew.
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