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Old Apr 26th, 2010, 06:12 pm
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Default Re: there is VS. has

"There is rain today." sounds wrong to me. I'd say "It's going to rain today."

A: This afternoon's game was canceled.
B: It's raining. (not *There is rain today.)

A: I have to get out and mow the lawn now.
B: Why?
A: It's going to rain today. (not *There is rain today.)

bread_baker - can you give me a context where you'd use *There is rain today.
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