Iryn_
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Hello, dear forum users!
1. It had rained, so there were puddles everywhere.
2. It had been raining, so there were puddles everywhere.
What is the difference in the meaning of these sentences?
And since both perfect simple and continuous talk about the result of an action, can I use both of them in this case?
1. It had rained, so there were puddles everywhere.
2. It had been raining, so there were puddles everywhere.
What is the difference in the meaning of these sentences?
And since both perfect simple and continuous talk about the result of an action, can I use both of them in this case?