panicmonger
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- Joined
- Apr 9, 2010
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- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Chinese
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- China
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- Australia
1. He always seems to come at some unlucky moment.
2. It always seems that he comes at some unlucky moment.
I know these 2 sentences means that same thing, but they pay focus on different clause element.
Could you put them in their very own contexts, so that I can understand the element that they are paying emphasis on respectively?
Thank you.
2. It always seems that he comes at some unlucky moment.
I know these 2 sentences means that same thing, but they pay focus on different clause element.
Could you put them in their very own contexts, so that I can understand the element that they are paying emphasis on respectively?
Thank you.