It is raining Change in to present prefect tens
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Answer:
it has rained
Explanation:
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It rains heavily here in springtime. (Put s on the third person verb. The simple form of the present tense usually has to be justified by an adverb that suggests a duration of time rather than a particular moment.) That distinction is important to learn and apply: I work (every day) vs. I am working this morning.
To put any verb into the present perfect tense, use the present tense of the verb to have and the past participle of the verb. Thus, It has rained heavily.
This tense can also be put into its progressive aspect: It has been raining heavily.
The progressive aspect combines the verb to be in the desired tense (has been) and uses the present participle (-ing form) of the main verb (raining.