Snow in Texas

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Feb 12th 2010 14:06

It has been snowing all day long. It is unusual. There are snow in Dallas once or twice a year. Usually snow falls a bit and stop soon. But snow has been fallen all day today.
My office closed at 4 pm today and will open 10 am. Usually office time is from 8 am to 5 pm. I can wake up late tomorrow :-)

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Feb 12th 2010 14:21 niteowlz23

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There are snow in Dallas once or twice a year.
There areis snow in Dallas once or twice a year. ("Is" is used here because "snow" in a singular noun.)

Usually snow falls a bit and stop soon.
Usually snow falls for a bit, andthen stops soon thereafter. (How long did the snow fall for? For a bit. Commas are good when introducing another clause with so, but, then, etc. Thereafter completes the modifier.)

But snow has been fallen all day today.
But snow has been falling all day today. (I would not begin a sentence with but, but that's just my preference. :) Also, if you are using "has been," you are using a "present perfect" verb, so "falling" would apply here.)