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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Do they mean almost the same?

It wouldn't seem that he is going to help her.

or,

It doesn't seem that he is going to help her.


It wouldn't appear that the amount has been deposited in the bank.

or,

It doesn't appear that the amount has been deposited in the bank.


Do they mean almost the same? Can they be use interchangeably?

  

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anonymous Do they mean almost the same? Yes. anonymous Can they be use d interchangeably?

— CalifJim

  • anonymous Do they mean almost the same?
  • Yes.
  • anonymous Can they be use d interchangeably?
  • Almost.
  • Both sentences in each pair tell the same facts, but there is a slight difference.
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anonymousDo they mean almost the same?

Yes.

anonymousCan they be used interchangeably?

Almost. Both sentences in each pair tell the same facts, but there is a slight difference. The first in each pair is presented subjectively, as if to say "This is what it looks like to

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