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あす
いっしゅうかん
1週間
あめ
りつづく
ことになる
It will have been raining for a week by tomorrow.
Grammar and points of interest
Conjugations and inflections
Words
3
Most common form: 明日
noun (temporal) (jisoumeishi)
1. tomorrow
2. near future  (this meaning is restricted to reading あす)
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3
Most common form: 一週間
noun
one week
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'ru' godan verb, intransitive verb
to rain; to be raining
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Most common form: 事になる
expression, 'ru' godan verb
1. it has been decided (so) that; it has been arranged (so) that  (usu. sentence ending; often written with kana only)
2. it is the result (of); it is the outcome  (often written with kana only)
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Kanji
シュウ    a week   
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シュウ   まわ circumference   
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ド   ト   ground; earth   つち ground, earth, soil   
wide
コウ   ク   くち mouth   
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move
カン   ケン   あいだ interval, between   ま space, room   
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ニチ   ジツ   sun; day   ひ    -か    
モン   かど gate   
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ウ   あめ    あま- rain   
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コウ   おりる to get off   おろす to drop off   ふ to fall (eg rain)   
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wheel around
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go
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hill   
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