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Contraposition Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Which is grammatical?
1 It feels like somebody is trying to take me down.
It feels that somebody is trying to take me down.
2. You seem like you've just seen a ghost.
It seems like you've just seen a ghost.
You seems that you've just seen a ghost
It seems that you've just seen a ghost
It feels that somebody is trying to take me down.
2. You seem like you've just seen a ghost.
It seems like you've just seen a ghost.
You seems that you've just seen a ghost
It seems that you've just seen a ghost
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I would say: It feels like somebody is trying to take me down. AND You seem like you've just seen a ghost. )
- I would say: It feels like somebody is trying to take me down.
- AND You seem like you've just seen a ghost.
- )
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I would say:
It feels like somebody is trying to take me down.
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You seem like you've just seen a ghost. (OR, more commonly: You look like...)
It feels like somebody is trying to take me down.
AND
You seem like you've just seen a ghost. (OR, more commonly: You look like...)
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"It feels as though somebody is trying to take me down" is probably better, although people do use "feels that", but mostly in the first person: "I feel that everyone is against me."
"You seems" is wrong.
In formal writing use "seems as though" instead of "seems like," although the latter is probably more common than the former.
"You seems" is wrong.
In formal writing use "seems as though" instead of "seems like," although the latter is probably more common than the former.
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