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Rain vs. rains Sun Mar 12, 2006 23:42 pm  Rain vs. rains
 

English Error, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #15 "The Months of the Year", question 7

January is usually a very cold month with plenty of rains and sometimes snow. February is the shortest month — usually containing only 28 days.

(a) is
(b) rains
(c) the shortest

English Error, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #15 "The Months of the Year", answer 7

January is usually a very cold month with plenty of rain and sometimes snow. February is the shortest month — usually containing only 28 days.

Correct entry: rain
The error was: (b) rains
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I do not understand the sentence, I mean I don't understand what is wrong!!
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Rain vs. rains Mon Mar 13, 2006 11:32 am  Rain vs. rains
 

Quote:
January is usually a very cold month with plenty of rain and sometimes snow.

Correct entry: rain
The error was: (b) rains

This sentence had a mistake, which was the word ‘rains’. ‘Rain’ is generally uncountable and should be used in the singular, unless you mean a tropical rainy season and this would not fit here. But you can say ‘showers’.
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Rain vs. Rains Fri May 23, 2008 9:44 am  Rain vs. Rains
 

I understand the problem here, but what I do not understand is when and why do you use an "s" after rain or play and what is the meaning of this (in other words, why do you use it?) Confused
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