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Viceidol Posted 18 years ago
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It seems that he had been/was ill. (?)
0 It seems that he 01 b 00 has been 02 b 00 ill. 02 br
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00 It seems that he 01 b 00 was 02 b 00 ill. 02 br
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00 Do they mean the same? 02 br
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00 And what exactly do they mean? In the first snetence, does it mean that "he is still ill now" or "he was ill before, but now he has recovered"? 02 br
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00 And how about the second one? Could it only mean "he was ill before, but now he has recovered"? 02 br
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00 Please help me with this, thank you! 0-
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00 It seems that he 01 b 00 was 02 b 00 ill. 02 br
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00 Do they mean the same? 02 br
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00 And what exactly do they mean? In the first snetence, does it mean that "he is still ill now" or "he was ill before, but now he has recovered"? 02 br
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00 And how about the second one? Could it only mean "he was ill before, but now he has recovered"? 02 br
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00 Please help me with this, thank you! 0-
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01 i 00 It seems that he 01 b 00 has been 02 b 00 ill 02 i 00 .-- he is ill now or was until quite recently. 02 br
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01 i 00 It seems that he 01 b 00 was 02 b 00 ill. 02 i 00 -- he is now in good health. 0-
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01 i 00 It seems that he 01 b 00 has been 02 b 00 ill 02 i 00 .-- he is ill now or was until quite recently. 02 br
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01 i 00 It seems that he 01 b 00 was 02 b 00 ill. 02 i 00 -- he is now in good health. 0-
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