Clouds exist in the earth's atmosphere and move at the same time as the earth. When you see "static" clouds in the sky, they are actually moving at the same time as the earth.
Because of the influence of the wind in the atmosphere, clouds will move in the atmosphere, and you will see clouds "fluttering" in the sky.
In a word, the cloud must be moving, which may or may not be relative to the ground. As far as the movement of clouds is concerned, the speed of synchronous movement with the earth is very high (the speed of rotation and revolution of the earth), so it can be said that clouds move with the earth.
As long as one substance is influenced by the gravity of another substance, then this substance will follow another substance. Before the plane was born, people once had an illusion that the earth would spin when hanging in the sky in a hot air balloon and land after a certain period of time, and the landing place was different from the take-off place. In fact, the hot air balloon is influenced by the gravity of the earth, so this method is impossible.