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Int Posted 19 years ago
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problem in posting

0Please help me to check the statement below and also please answer my question.02br
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00I am posting a message here in English forums using Firefox coz i cant post using IE explorer what seems to be the problem?02br
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00Is my statement is correct? and why I cant post message using IE?02br
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12br 12br 10Is my statement is correct? 02br 02br 00But here's a correction of our message. 02br 02br 00I am posting a message here in the English 01b 00F02b 00orums using Firefox 01b 00because01i 00 02i 00I can't 02b 00post using IE01b 00.

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  • 12br 12br 10Is my statement is correct?
  • 02br 02br 00But here's a correction of our message.
  • 02br 02br 00I am posting a message here in the English 01b 00F02b 00orums using Firefox 01b 00because01i 00 02i 00I can't 02b 00post using IE01b 00.
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10Please help me to check the statement below and also please answer my question.12br
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10I am posting a message here in English forums using Firefox coz i cant post using IE explorer what seems to be the problem?12br
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0Thank you Grammar Geek..0-
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0PLease explain "What seems to be the problem" I tried to use this sentence but I don't really know what is the deeper meaning of this, it is ok if I say "What is the problem?" or What seems to be the problem is the same with What is the problem? When to use "What seems to be the problem?"02br
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0Hi again, Int.02br
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00With the right tone of voice, there is no difference between "What's the problem?" and "What seems to be the problem?" but "What's the problem?" is often seen as an aggressive thing to say. "What seems..." doesn't have that same aggressive sense. 02br
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00But to repeat, if you use the right tone of voice, "What's the problem?"
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0Hello Grammak Geek,02br
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00Thank you very much for your help, now it's very clear to me when and how to use "seem".02br
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