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 ok so this moring i was at school and it started sprinkiling and i asked my friend...u like how this rain is coming out of like no cloud..and there was only like one cloud but it was like one big white looking cloud..and it was not even a little bit gray and my friend is like it could me coming from that cloud and then she said that some rain does not come from clouds. but i disagree. so is it possible that the rain can come from the blue sky?( not the clouds?) ...

 do you like to play in the rain??? i do actually im about to just go do that. also do you like kissing in the rain??? ...

 Write a short poem about RAIN best on wins ...

 it goes "feel the rain on your skin. no one else can feel it for you." could you tell me the song name and who it's by??? ...

 I never meant to cause you any sorrow I never meant to cause you any pain I only wanted to one time see you laughing I only wanted to see you laughing in the purple rain Purple rain Purple rain Purple rain Purple rain Purple rain Purple rain I only wanted to see you bathing in the purple rain I never wanted to be your weekend lover I only wanted to be some kind of friend Baby I could never steal you from another It's such a shame our friendship had to end Purple rain Purple rain Purple rain Purple rain Purple rain Purple rain I only wanted to see youu underneath the purple rain Honey I know, I know, I know times are changing It's time we all reach out for something new That means you to U say u want a leader But u can't seem to make up your mind I think you better close it And let me guide you to the purple rain Purple rain Purple rain Purple rain Purple rain If you know what I'm singing about up here C'mon raise your hand Purple rain Purple rain I only want to see you, only want to see you In the purple rain ...

 Many people say "It looks like rain" because they think like is a prep and rain is a noun. But "It looks like raining." like?prep raining?verbal noun And, "It looks like rain" rain =rainwater, raindrop so then this sentence doesn't match "It seems to rain." however "It looks like raining." raining=rain(verb)+ing(it become a noun) It does match "It seems to rain." At last, what do you say? am I missing something here? ok I accep all what each of you said, "it looks like rain" is correct and it's an idiom expression. Ok I got it. But now I still have question: what's wrong with" it looks like raining"? where's wrong with it? ...