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difference between the structure to (see, watch,notice,m etc) someone doing sth and d
Hallo! I have a problem with understanding the difference between the structure to (see, watch,notice,m etc) someone doing sth and do sth. Is this difference much respected in everyday english? And the other question: is the structure as if + verb in past tese the same as like + verb in present tense e.g She acts as if she was the most important person in the world/ She acts like she is the most important person in the world. ?
difference between the structure to (see, watch,notice,m etc) someone doing sth and d 
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