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Son James Posted 13 years ago
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Looks more I study English, more depressed I become.
Normally I write like this,
"It looks that more I study English, more depressed I become".
But, when speaking, sometimes I have just used "Looks".
Like this,
Q1) "Looks more I study English, more depressed I become"
Is it perfectly a wrong expression? Thank you in advance for your teaching.
"It looks that more I study English, more depressed I become".
But, when speaking, sometimes I have just used "Looks".
Like this,
Q1) "Looks more I study English, more depressed I become"
Is it perfectly a wrong expression? Thank you in advance for your teaching.
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Neither is correct, I’m afraid. This is: It seems / appears that the more I study English the more depressed I become.
- Neither is correct, I’m afraid.
- This is: It seems / appears that the more I study English the more depressed I become.
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Neither is correct, I’m afraid. This is: It seems/appears that the more I study English the more depressed I become.
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Ah~ I also doubt that it could be wrong. Thank you so much for your teaching,Aspara Gus!
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