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Iconoffashion Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
How to use the word "apparently"?
What is the definition of "apparently"? Could someone gives me some sentence using the word "apparently" so that I can have a better idea?
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My mom had asked me to take out the trash, but apparently someone had already done it for me when I got there. Apparently, my father had take it out for me. Apparently, they only allow women in the ladies' restroom because only women go in there.
- My mom had asked me to take out the trash, but apparently someone had already done it for me when I got there.
- Apparently, my father had take it out for me.
- Apparently, they only allow women in the ladies' restroom because only women go in there.
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My mom had asked me to take out the trash, but apparently someone had already done it for me when I got there.
Apparently, my father had take it out for me.
Apparently, they only allow women in the ladies' restroom because only women go in there.
Apparently, my father had take it out for me.
Apparently, they only allow women in the ladies' restroom because only women go in there.
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Hi,
My mom had asked me to take out the trash, but apparently someone had already done it for me when I got there. This suggests that the trash seemed to be out, but you were not sure if it was out.
Apparently, my father had take it out for me. This sentence suggests that the trash was out, but you were not sure if it was your father who put it out.
'Apparently' refers
My mom had asked me to take out the trash, but apparently someone had already done it for me when I got there. This suggests that the trash seemed to be out, but you were not sure if it was out.
Apparently, my father had take it out for me. This sentence suggests that the trash was out, but you were not sure if it was your father who put it out.
'Apparently' refers
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iconoffashionWhat is the definition of "apparently"? Could someone gives me some sentence using the word "apparently" so that I can have a better idea?
I asked vodofone customer service executive not to send the bills to my old billing address
apparently they have sent my bills to the old address apparently is something which is do
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Hi,
apparently is something which is done deliberatly
This is not correct. The word is not related to deliberation.
Best wishes, Clive
apparently is something which is done deliberatly
This is not correct. The word is not related to deliberation.
Best wishes, Clive
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I think the best way to use this is when we use "It seems" use 'apparently' in place of 'it seems'!
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I hate the word apparently. It implies to the person who asked the question that something should be clearly perceived by them that may not be.
example:
Did someone take out he trash?
I think that the appropriate response would be direct like the following:
Yes. Dad took out the trash.
Not like this:
Apparently, dad took out the garbage. (This
example:
Did someone take out he trash?
I think that the appropriate response would be direct like the following:
Yes. Dad took out the trash.
Not like this:
Apparently, dad took out the garbage. (This
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apparently word is basicly an adjective
which means clear. seen.
sentence like..
1. Apperently she disclosed the hand written notes on the topic.
2. his apparent wealth can be calculate through his life style.
however if one could suggest some more correct sentences kindly post.
which means clear. seen.
sentence like..
1. Apperently she disclosed the hand written notes on the topic.
2. his apparent wealth can be calculate through his life style.
however if one could suggest some more correct sentences kindly post.
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Hi,
apparently word is basicly an adjective
No.
apparently is an adverb.
apparent is an adjective.
Clive
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No.
apparently is an adverb.
apparent is an adjective.
Clive
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