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Originally Posted by mikemacabre
Ya es la medio dia (look up the word 'noon', check gender, drop the article and make sure the accent is written) y está lloviendo. Tengo hambre pero no me gusta a (the infinitive, which functions as a noun in this construct, isn't preceded by a preposition - it is the subject of the clause) manejar cuándo se llueva (no prononimal form - don't use the subjunctive mood in this case).
It's already noon and it is raining. I'm hungry but I don't like to drive when it rains.
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I marked things that need changed and gave some hints.
(I also moved your thread to the 'Practice & Homework' forum.)