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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Understanding a sentence
Could someone explain me this sentence: You would think I was lying.
I don't really quite understand it and I'm not sure when I should use it.
I don't really quite understand it and I'm not sure when I should use it.
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I assume you believe I did not tell the truth. Example: This morning I saw a motorcycle hit by a car. The driver flew off his bike and landed on his feet.
- I assume you believe I did not tell the truth.
- Example: This morning I saw a motorcycle hit by a car.
- The driver flew off his bike and landed on his feet.
- It was unbelievable.
- You would think I was lying.
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I assume you believe I did not tell the truth.
Example: This morning I saw a motorcycle hit by a car. The driver flew off his bike and landed on his feet. It was unbelievable. You would think I was lying.
Example: This morning I saw a motorcycle hit by a car. The driver flew off his bike and landed on his feet. It was unbelievable. You would think I was lying.
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