Out of curiosity I want to ask you if I could say 'There could be a rain/rains today'.There will be a storm today.
It will be stormy today.
You can't say "It will storm ..." because "storm" (when talking about the weather) is a noun but not a verb. "Rain", however, is both a noun and a verb.
No, but you can say "There could be rain today". In that sentence, "rain" is uncountable.Out of curiosity I want to ask you if I could say 'There could be a rain/rains today'.
You can't say "It will storm ..." because "storm" (when talking about the weather) is a noun but not a verb. "Rain", however, is both a noun and a verb.
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