Question

There's so much snow on the rond, all night? (it snow)Havel's been showing oHas it been showing oHasn't it been show​

Answer 1

There's so much snow on the road. Has it been snowing all night?

Answer 2

Ответ:

Has it been snowing

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Answer 3

It seems like you're trying to construct a sentence or ask a question related to snowfall and Havel, but the provided text is a bit fragmented. Here's a corrected and complete sentence:

"Has it been snowing all night? Havel's been showing off, hasn't it been?"

This sentence asks if it has been snowing continuously throughout the night and suggests that Havel (a person or a place) has been showcasing the snowfall. The use of "hasn't it been" at the end is a way to seek confirmation or agreement.