So this goes on constantly. The water evaporates and then falls as rain. First we'll look at the water over the oceans. The water evaporates from the surface of the ocean. Over the land a little more can happen.
Transpiration is when water is taken from the living things like plants and animals.
The water then moves to the atmosphere and can fall as precipitation or float around in the upper troposphere. If the water falls as precipitation, it can either evaporate again or move to groundwater and rivers and flow back towards the oceans. The world likes to keep it's water around. You're moving through the hydrologic cycle, evaporating, falling in rain, and draining in a river. Not a lot of excitement.