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Fold banana 655 Posted 8 years ago
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Usage of “it’s not like”
[it’s not like she could know her boyfriend would propose to her at that time.]
In that sentence, did she know that her boyfriend would propose to her? does that sentence means “it doesn’t seem like she could know her boyfriend would propose to her” or it depends on the context? the usage of “it’s not like” is so confusing cuz English is not my first language:/ I’ll wait for your helps, thanks!
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] time. Please don't put your sentences in brackets. fold banana 655 did she know that her boyfriend would propose to her?
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- Please don't put your sentences in brackets.
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- fold banana 655 does that sentence means mean After auxiliary do ( do, does, did ) you must use the plain form of the verb.
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Please don't put your sentences in brackets.
fold banana 655did she know that her boyfriend would propose to her?
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