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kk24acb

22 feb 2018

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Qual è la differenza tra We have a lot of rain in June. e There is a lot of rain in June. ?Sentiti libero di rispondere con un esempio.

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bananonymous

22 feb 2018

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Both of them might have the same meaning, however:
1. In my country, we have a lot of rain in June= In my country, there is a lot of rain in June.
2. In Japan, there is a lot of rain in June NOT= In Japan, we have a lot of rain in June (if we don’t live in Japan or never lived)

Hope it helped:)

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Chynnamc

22 feb 2018

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When saying it, either is fine to use.
But to be technical, the first sentence uses possessive nouns while the second is a statement

bananonymous

22 feb 2018

Inglese (Stati Uniti) Quasi esperto

Both of them might have the same meaning, however:
1. In my country, we have a lot of rain in June= In my country, there is a lot of rain in June.
2. In Japan, there is a lot of rain in June NOT= In Japan, we have a lot of rain in June (if we don’t live in Japan or never lived)

Hope it helped:)

kk24acb

24 feb 2018

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@Chynnamc@bananonymous thank you for teaching me!

bananonymous

14 mar 2018

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Qual è la differenza tra We have a lot of rain in June. e There is a lot of rain in June. ?Sentiti libero di rispondere con un esempio.

Both of them might have the same meaning, however:1. In my country, we have a lot of rain in June= In my country, there is a lot of rain in June.2. In Japan, there is a lot of rain in June NOT= In Japan, we have a lot of rain in June (if we don’t live in Japan or never lived)Hope it helped:)

When saying it, either is fine to use.But to be technical, the first sentence uses possessive nouns while the second is a statement

Both of them might have the same meaning, however:1. In my country, we have a lot of rain in June= In my country, there is a lot of rain in June.2. In Japan, there is a lot of rain in June NOT= In Japan, we have a lot of rain in June (if we don’t live in Japan or never lived)Hope it helped:)

@kk24acb 😉

Both of them might have the same meaning, however:
1. In my country, we have a lot of rain in June= In my country, there is a lot of rain in June.
2. In Japan, there is a lot of rain in June NOT= In Japan, we have a lot of rain in June (if we don’t live in Japan or never lived)

Hope it helped:)

When saying it, either is fine to use.
But to be technical, the first sentence uses possessive nouns while the second is a statement

Both of them might have the same meaning, however:
1. In my country, we have a lot of rain in June= In my country, there is a lot of rain in June.
2. In Japan, there is a lot of rain in June NOT= In Japan, we have a lot of rain in June (if we don’t live in Japan or never lived)

Hope it helped:)