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If it rains, you have to use an umbrella.

I brought an umbrella because it’s raining.

It suddenly starts to rain.

It was raining, so I ordered delivery at home.

It probably won’t rain today.

I’m glad the rain stopped; let’s leave now.

When the rain stops, I will take a walk in the park.

Even if it rains, we’ll meet as usual.

When it rains, the Wi‑Fi keeps turning off.

My friend says it will rain tomorrow.

If it rains, I take the puppy home.

If it rains, I take the subway instead of a bicycle.

When the rain stops, the festival starts.

Because it’s raining, I use an umbrella.

If the rain stops, you don’t have to use an umbrella.

It’s raining, so I should wipe my glasses.

I should close the window before it rains.

It’s raining; shall we take a taxi?

Because it rained, I rested at home all day.

I’ll walk a little in the park before it rains.

Because it was raining, I asked for tteokbokki to be delivered.

My sneakers got wet because it rained.

In summer I wear sandals more often than sneakers, but I don’t wear them on rainy days.

After it rains, the stairs are slippery, so you have to be careful.

It rained, so my bag got wet.

In summer, it rains often, so sometimes the room gets too humid.

On rainy days, pants get wet easily, so I dry them right away in the bathroom.

Because it was raining, I kept the window closed.

It rained today, so I moved the plants from the veranda inside.