Quando não queremos fazer afirmações categóricas, há algumas expressões que podem ser usadas em inglês. Elas são úteis para que não nos envolvamos diretamente aos fatos apresentados.
As expressões são: "SEEM / APPEAR + THAT clause" ou ainda "SEEM / APPEAR + TO verb".
Vejamos alguns exemplos:
It seems that she's upset.
It appears that she's crying.
It seems that I made a mistake.
It appeared that his car had been stolen.
She seems to be upset.
She appears to be crying.
I seem to have made a mistake.
His car appears to have been stolen.
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English Tips / Dicas de Español
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Plural em Inglês
Basicamente, o plural na língua inglesa é, assim como em português, formado quando se adici