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Towel chalk 193 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Perfect infinitive or present infinitive
Hello,
When I saw him, he seemed to have been waiting for somebody.
When I saw him, he seemed to be waiting for somebody.
Is there any difference between these two sentences?
Thank you for any answers
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towel chalk 193 When I saw him, he seemed to have been waiting for somebody. He had been waiting for some time. towel chalk 193 When I saw him, he seemed to be waiting for somebody.
- towel chalk 193 When I saw him, he seemed to have been waiting for somebody.
- He had been waiting for some time.
- towel chalk 193 When I saw him, he seemed to be waiting for somebody.
- He might have just arrived just a moment before the person he was expecting.
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towel chalk 193When I saw him, he seemed to have been waiting for somebody.
He had been waiting for some time.
towel chalk 193When I saw him, he seemed to be waiting for somebody.
He might have just arrived just a moment before the person he was expecting.
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