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Mackygood Posted 18 years ago
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Seems
He seems unable to accomplish anything.
He seems to be unable to accomplish anything.
Is there any difference between these two sentences ?
Thanks
mack
He seems to be unable to accomplish anything.
Is there any difference between these two sentences ?
Thanks
mack
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Hi, Not really. Clive
- Hi, Not really.
- Clive
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mackygoodHe seems unable to accomplish anything.Yes, The first statement is saying the other is telling.
He seems to be unable to accomplish anything.
Is there any difference between these two sentences ?
Thanks
mack
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