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1. They seem to know all about it. 2. They seem to have heard all about it. 3. The discussion seemed to be coming to an end. 4. You don't seem to approve of the idea. 5. The house seemed not to have been lived in for a long time. 6. He appeared to be losing patience. 7. He appeared not to have heard what had been said. 8. I happened to be present at the opening session. 9. I happened to overhear their conversation. 10. My prediction turned out to be correct. 11. The language of the article turned out to be quite easy.

 

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1. If you are busy, I shall leave you alone.

If you were busy, I should leave you alone.

If you had been busy, I should have left you alone.

2. If my friend comes to see me, I'll be very glad.

If my mother came to see me, I should be very glad.

If my mother had came to see me, I should have been very glad.

3. If mother buys a cake, we'll have a very nice tea party.

If mother bought a cake, we should have a very nice tea party.

If mother had bought a cake, we should have had a very nice tea party.

4. If we receive a telegram from him, we won't worry.

If we received a telegram from him, we shouldn't worry.

If we had received a telegram from him, we shouldn't have worried.

5. If you not work systematically, you will fail the exam.

 

 

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