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Thanhnam46 Posted 12 years ago
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What does this sentence mean?
I have read an articles here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-25733476
There is a sentence I dont understand clearly: "A woman from the city of Chengdu in central China has taken out billboard adverts in her search for a husband, it seems."
Why did they use "it seems", what does it mean?
There is a sentence I dont understand clearly: "A woman from the city of Chengdu in central China has taken out billboard adverts in her search for a husband, it seems."
Why did they use "it seems", what does it mean?
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A woman from the city of Chengdu in central China has taken out billboard adverts in her search for a husband, it seems. It's a casual, conversational kind of word order. It means this.
- A woman from the city of Chengdu in central China has taken out billboard adverts in her search for a husband, it seems.
- It's a casual, conversational kind of word order.
- It means this.
- It seems that a woman from the city of Chengdu in central China has taken out billboard adverts in her search for a husband.
- It appears that a woman from the city of Chengdu in central China has taken out billboard adverts in her search for a husband.
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A woman from the city of Chengdu in central China has taken out billboard adverts in her search for a husband, it seems.
It's a casual, conversational kind of word order.
It means this.
It seems that a woman from the city of Chengdu in central China has taken out b
It's a casual, conversational kind of word order.
It means this.
It seems that a woman from the city of Chengdu in central China has taken out b
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