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Pb03 Posted 18 years ago
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correct sentence ?

Hi everyone,

Which of the two sentences below has the same meaning as "This phenomenon never seems to cool down" and correct?

Thanks~^^

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It never seems that the phenomenon cools down.

It never seems that the phenomenon will cool down.
  

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Pb03 Hi everyone, Which of the two sentences below has the same meaning as "This phenomenon never seems to cool down" and correct? Thanks~^^ -- It never seems that the phenomenon cools down. It never seems that the phenomenon will cool down.

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  • Pb03 Hi everyone, Which of the two sentences below has the same meaning as "This phenomenon never seems to cool down" and correct?
  • Thanks~^^ -- It never seems that the phenomenon cools down.
  • It never seems that the phenomenon will cool down.
  • It seems that this phenomenon never cools down.
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Pb03Hi everyone,

Which of the two sentences below has the same meaning as "This phenomenon never seems to cool down" and correct?

Thanks~^^

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It never seems that the phenomenon cools down.

It never seems that the phenomenon will cool down.

It seems that this phenomenon never cools d
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