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Ljswave Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Does they have same mean in their sentences?
#1. On the face of it, That looks pretty easy.
#2. On the face of it, That seems pretty easy.
This is wheather 'look' can be exchanged 'seem' in that kind of sentences or not.
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One more thing, Show me the same or similar useful expression with(of) "On the face of it"
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Correct me , If my setences is strange.
#2. On the face of it, That seems pretty easy.
This is wheather 'look' can be exchanged 'seem' in that kind of sentences or not.
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One more thing, Show me the same or similar useful expression with(of) "On the face of it"
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Correct me , If my setences is strange.
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ljswave This is wheather 'look' can be exchanged 'seem' in that kind of sentences or not. Yes, if the problem can be seen with the eyes. ljswave Show me the same or similar useful expression as "On the face of it" ostensibly; on the surface
- ljswave This is wheather 'look' can be exchanged 'seem' in that kind of sentences or not.
- Yes, if the problem can be seen with the eyes.
- ljswave Show me the same or similar useful expression as "On the face of it" ostensibly; on the surface
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ljswaveThis is wheather 'look' can be exchanged 'seem' in that kind of sentences or not.Yes, if the problem can be seen with the eyes.
ljswaveShow me the same or similar useful expression as "On the face of it"ostensibly; on the surface
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