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Pleasehelp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Two sentences
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It seems like we were eating this whole afternoon. And
It seemed like we were eating this whole afternoon.
What's the difference between these two sentences? Are they both grammatically correct?
It seems like we were eating this whole afternoon. And
It seemed like we were eating this whole afternoon.
What's the difference between these two sentences? Are they both grammatically correct?
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They're both correct. << It seems like we were eating this whole afternoon. And It seemed like we were eating this whole afternoon.
- They're both correct.
- << It seems like we were eating this whole afternoon.
- And It seemed like we were eating this whole afternoon.
- >> With the present tense, the "seeming" is done at the time the sentence is composed.
- , that evening.
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They're both correct.
<< It seems like we were eating this whole afternoon. And
It seemed like we were eating this whole afternoon. >>
With the present tense, the "seeming" is done at the time the sentence is composed.
With the past tense, it's done at some time in the past, but
<< It seems like we were eating this whole afternoon. And
It seemed like we were eating this whole afternoon. >>
With the present tense, the "seeming" is done at the time the sentence is composed.
With the past tense, it's done at some time in the past, but
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