The correct answer is OPTION 4 -- SINCE
Here's why the other options wouldn't fit:
- for: This preposition is typically used to indicate a duration of time, but the sentence refers to a specific point in the past (yesterday).
- to: This preposition can be used to indicate direction or movement, which wouldn't make sense in this context.
- into: This preposition refers to movement to the inside of something, which again doesn't match the context of rain happening at a location.
"Since" perfectly conveys the meaning of continuous rain starting at a specific moment in the past (yesterday) and continuing up to the present time. It indicates the time frame from which the rain has been occurring. |
