Heidi
Is this correct, 'Today will rain first/at the beginning. And later it will be sunny'?
I mean '雨转晴' in Chinese. How to say that in English?
Thank you!
May 1, 2016 4:07 AM
Answers · 3
You could say, "Today there will be rain at first followed by sunshine"
I think it would better to specify when each will happen so try saying "Today, there will be rain in morning and sunshine in the afternoon"
May 1, 2016
Rain then turn clear.
May 1, 2016
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