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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 19 years ago
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'Ian had always acted like he wasn't interested at school' Now interested?

0 When you say 01i00'Ian had always acted like he wasn't interested at school'02i00, do you mean that Ian is 01font00now interested02font00 at school? What does it mean? Thanks. 02br
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0 01blockquote 01cite 10Peaceblinkfriend12cite 10When you say 11i 10'Ian had always acted like he wasn't interested at school'12i 10, do you mean that Ian is 11font 10now interested12font 10 at school? 12br 12br 12blockquote 10Not necessarily. You need a continuation for that.

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  • 0 01blockquote 01cite 10Peaceblinkfriend12cite 10When you say 11i 10'Ian had always acted like he wasn't interested at school'12i 10, do you mean that Ian is 11font 10now interested12font 10 at school?
  • 12br 12br 12blockquote 10Not necessarily.
  • You need a continuation for that.
  • The talk is only about the past in what is shown here.
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01cite10Peaceblinkfriend12cite10When you say 11i10'Ian had always acted like he wasn't interested at school'12i10, do you mean that Ian is 11font10now interested12font10 at school? 12br
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0I believe the word 01i00interested02i00 should go with the preposition 01i00in. 02i00So, I would say "interested 01i00in02i00 school"02br
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00Please correct me if I am wrong.0-
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