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I wonder if there is a difference in nuances between the two sentences.
My guess is that sentence 2 implies unhappiness the speaker experienced with the rain while sentence 1 just communicates the fact that it rained when we went out on a picnic.
1. It rained on us during the picnic.
2. We got rained on during the picnic.
Inase
My guess is that sentence 2 implies unhappiness the speaker experienced with the rain while sentence 1 just communicates the fact that it rained when we went out on a picnic.
1. It rained on us during the picnic.
2. We got rained on during the picnic.
Inase
