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| 1. Mrs. Lily seemed that she didn't believe me. What I learned at school is that when the sentence is started with "It seems", it can be followed by that-clause. So I think the correct sentence would be: "It seemed that Mrs. Lily didn't believe me." Or "Mrs. Lily seemed not to believe me." But when I searched for "she seemed that she" by Google, there were too many hits of it and some of them were written by people from English speaking countries, I suppose. I'm not 100% sure now. Am I wrong? 2. I was twenty minutes passed the station at which I should've gotten off. From the context, the sentence seems to mean: "I missed my station by twenty minutes." I'd apprecite your answer very much. Thank you for your help. |
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| 1 It seemed that Mrs L didn't believe me. or Mrs L didn't seem to believe me. 2 It should be past |
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