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Английские союзы

like

as if

as though

as if условные предложения

как будто на английском

like как будто

условные предложения 2 типа

условные предложения в английском

союзы в английском

английская грамматика

елена вогнистая

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english grammar in use

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finnish channel, my name is Elena

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Viktorovna, we are taking a full course of

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English grammar at the

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intermediate level of the intermediate level of the English

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language, today we have lesson 118

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which we will devote to the topic of conjunctions and

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prepositions, in particular we will talk about such

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interesting words as like connectives language and

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since, as always, it is important and because

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conjunctive words connect several

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simple sentences together,

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so you will come across it

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often, especially if you like to read

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literature in English where

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the authors constantly use certain

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conjunctive words in colloquial speech, of course

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they will appear at least to a lesser extent

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in written

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in written English there are with them

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you will meet more, but in any

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case, friends and if you claim to have a

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high knowledge of the English language,

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for example, you want to know the

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English exam well, for example, the final

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school exam or the ielts exam, believe me,

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almost all the tasks there will be tailored

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to just such Here are some tricky words, let’s say,

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that are rarely used but

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that show your full

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knowledge of the English language.

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if you understand even such subtleties, then

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you have English, click if you don’t

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understand this, then most likely your

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education is not high enough by

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the standards of a good

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English language exam, well, let’s go, let’s look at this

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topic based on

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like, we talked in detail in the

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previous lesson, we talked about the fact that

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like is used as a preposition, but

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like can also be used as a conjunctive

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word, that is, she will begin a new

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sentence

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after nine there will be a subject and a

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predicate in this case, like is

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again translated by the word how, let's

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look at examples of using like

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precisely as a conjunctive word because that

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you and I have talked very little about this so far

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if the main sentence contains the verb

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uk sound phil and you want to say something

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looks like something sounds like someone

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feels like that

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in Russian as in English it

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corresponds to the words like and after this

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will be these sentences look at the examples

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house looks like it go in the fall down

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this house looks like it is about to collapse

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duckhouse looks look this is our

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grammatical basis chaos this is the

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subject aux this is the predicate children after

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this we burn how it looks and looks

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like and then we we give a new thought, a new

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sentence and this going to fall down and

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the subject of the predicate, that is, we see

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that like in this case is sort of

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like a preposition, but about grammar, after all,

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here it is already called a conjunction, but in

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principle it is very convenient

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to translate it here into Russian krok corresponds to

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English like very convenient friends

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again we consider for example let's move on for

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this chaos looks like it's gone to fall

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down this house looks like it's about to

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collapse

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turnover goin t' here means the

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inevitability of something in the opinion of the one

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who says this sentence therefore

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when translate the

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tape and here the following example appears:

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all and soul it like a cold day tsp.

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she said as if she had a cold it’s true the

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first sentence the main sentence

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file soldier

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frail well here it’s more convenient to translate soldier

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not like she sounded like she said you can

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say the voice x it sounded

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quite far from the original text

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but for friends and the verb itself it’s quite

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inconvenient to translate in some cases

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this one of them and so charon soldier like

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helen's voice sounded as if like

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case as if she had a cold as

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if she had a sick bottom

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isn't it before the designs again he

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here is the so-called spine and the whole

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sentence is a

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dividing question about this topic we we have

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already

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spoken to you earlier that we see the first

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sentence hail and sound this is the

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grammatical basis of henna there is and sauna

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after that we have the words like in

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Russian translated as a copula as

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if and we see a new sentence

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hi-hat hi subject at least predicate that is

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like here works like a conjunction the

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following example are just got back from

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palladium model feel , i don't feel like

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alpha blowhole let me just returned from a

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vacation a long time ago I feel

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tired

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I don't feel as if I

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had a vacation at all or I feel like

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I didn’t have them if you speak in Russian the

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negation in the main part goes into the

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additional part in the second

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sentence in Russian in English

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we say I don’t feel like

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I had a rest

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but in Russian it sounds better like I

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feel like I didn’t have was rest

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main clause

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i don't feel I don't feel the subject

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action don't feel after that it goes

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like as if and a new sentence oh oh

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subject heap hide predicate in the

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same meaning to friends and it is

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possible to use such connectives

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as explosion and from -for they will work

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absolutely exactly the same way, so as you can see

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here there are several options to say the

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same thing,

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give house looks as if it goes' to fall

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down,

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we analyzed the example of red house looks like

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is gone to fall down,

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but it is possible to say using a

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connection with and as if

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we translate into Russian in the same way as Allen soldier language and

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duckhouse money again we see that instead of

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like from the first example we put

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a bunch of review and i don't feel it go ahead of

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the cold and I don't feel like I had a

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vacation with my hand place like from of the first

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example, option 2,

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it seems to me the rarest option, the language is

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quite popular, the slide option is

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also daddy,

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let's now compare two designs: 1

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will be laconic, the other will be more

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detailed and the words like will appear to me

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because design 2 will contain

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42 sentences and the onion will melt you look

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tired this the most succinct way to say

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how a person looks is the author of

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the action, then this is what we say the person

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looks you look new look after

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that we give the adjective onion melts and the

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onion is melting you look tired melts this is an

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adjective construction onion plus an

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adjective and we looked at it we

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had a whole unit that was dedicated to

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this topic, we talked about the fact that in addition to

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the words onion sound phil, the verb be is also

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used very often for a year, we

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talked about this in the topic of adjectives,

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now look at this construction, you can

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expand it, you can expand the adjective Thai,

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which means being able to express it

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in a separate sentence, you can say

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look like you handled

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you look like you didn't sleep

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you look like you look like your hands up

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you didn't sleep in the place of the adjective we

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added a whole sentence moisture onion

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requires after itself the word like and after

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like which is a conjunctive

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word here we put a new sentence and the

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subject hands predicate

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additional postscript that connectives explosion

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and this hall they are more

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formal and less colloquial words

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like is more colloquial and

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once again I remind you that here we are talking

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specifically about verbs that convey our

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feelings and states bow look this

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way sound sound somehow-

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then the fink feels somehow, which is why it is

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used here after them like, remember

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this in the topic further,

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we can use the connective look like

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sound like all the same verbs in

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impersonal sentences, that is, this is a

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sentence that in Russian will not

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have an author action in in English the

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formal subjects will be used it

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it looks like

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similar to that or looks as if

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and sound like

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sounds as if that is what sounds that

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looks without understanding these are impersonal

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sentences there is no person who would

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do Odessa in English we

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use our favorite formal

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subject

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it here we have a picture and the most evil and czar

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Harley party next door

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with it looks like or sounds like they are having a

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party next door it sounds like

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sounds like or from the sound it’s clear what’s clear

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next we indicate the subordinate

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clause now let’s look at the

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examples that are offered to us in point b

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chosen and the meaning of it looks like he is

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stone Sarah is very late

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not sold it looks like she won’t come we

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see that the link it looks like we

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translated in one Russian word it looks like it looks like

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probably that in Russian the

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servant like in

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English the whole link it looks like

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translated it looks like that is in Russian an

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impersonal sentence in English a

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formal subject that just

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stands here and filled the empty space an

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empty cell that should stand at least

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something according to the rules of the English

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sentence it looks like he is in the

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stone it looks like she won’t come after like

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we see again subordinate clause from

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ituk she took

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to prove this like to ask a in the rain

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we took zones because it looked like it was

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going to rain onions we, as you can see, can

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change from time to time here it was looks

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it looks like now it looks

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like once in the past again we see an

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impersonal sentence after like we

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indicate an additional thought

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ah knock typed prove look like it was

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going to rain

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war from the mountain love black star & sound

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like lands in three from the neighboring house a

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very loud sound is heard if

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we talk about like a sound or noise is very

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loud

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from neighbors next door it sounds like

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heaven and it sounds like they are having a

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party, in fact, we can also translate this connection and

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sound like with the

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word similar, here in this

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case we can move away from the literal

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translation,

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but we can basically keep this

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word sound and say sounds like as if

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or judging by the sounds judging by the sounds they are having

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a party but here it is in these

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sentences that friends and you still need to

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think a little to give a good

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translation into Russian

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but the closest option is still similar

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or similar

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if you put the verb in the past bow

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intuitively connected with some obvious

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result sound intuitively connected with

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some kind of

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sound effect, let's say, yes with the

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sounds that you hear it is

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Russian, everything can be translated with the word

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similar in these same situations, instead of like

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we can use the constructions and

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and because of y will translated in exactly the same way

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it looks like if she sent a stone or it

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looks at behind the ears and bags

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the same as it looks like cho

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tongues and chicks with them from you goin t' rain

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the same as look like it was go in

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the rain

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it sounds and other party,

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well, I still wouldn’t say that, this

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option is available to us, but in itself

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we have this construction, after all, it is

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connected with

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conversation and this is such a formal

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construction, then maybe

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old people who are very literate and

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speak briefly will say so in English,

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my friends, I still don’t advise you

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to use this construction it

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looks it sounds together with the connective from evils

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with and in general, it’s still possible, with a stretch, in addition to

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those verbs that we have

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listed, which are quite often

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found in the English language we we can

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use the

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connective word like the connective language and this with

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any other verbs when someone

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does something and we want to draw a

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parallel and compare it with something else

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for example hurley losers masur oninfo and zlife

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he ran as if he was running for his

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life or as if his life depended on it

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as if his life depended on it

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this is more of a

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literary translation by friends in this

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example like is again translated into the Russian

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connective as if it comes after

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the verb ran in this case we draw a

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parallel we compare his running with that

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situation as if he was running for

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his life as if

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his life depended on it until the next example

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of the interaction for speak and on

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talking Ignatius up and after he

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was interrupted the speaker will continue to speak

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as if nothing happened

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auto for the entire rovshen after an interruption

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or after he was interrupted for speaking,

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the speaker went on to film continued

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to say go he is a phrasal verb

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to continue to do something here we are not

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talking about walking in any way him and

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he so simply speak as if

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nothing happened we again compare

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his speech that is, how he spoke with what we

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compare it with the fact that the situation was

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absolutely favorable, no one interrupted him with his tongue,

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but she saw a thorn

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and she went there my plan for induction

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of this and took when I told them about

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my plan they looked at me as

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if I was crazy

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here the bow is already losing its meaning look

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we see that after look' comes the preposition

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look at even one more word for and

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look at me they looked at me the bow is you already a

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phrasal verb look somewhere they

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looked at me as if who they were

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we looked here, we compare the person

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who said this with a crazy person, yes yes

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enough that my end is calling and will take them, they

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looked at me as if I were

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sick in the head,

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we are a crazy crazy patient in the

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head, that is, you see, in principle, like a

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tongue, a lens of a very convenient design and

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the best part is that it doesn’t translate into Russian

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conveniently, well, if anything, we

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just have to remember that they are the

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beginning of the subordinate clause,

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strictly speaking, and that’s all now, let’s

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say this is a rare clause, my friends, but this

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also needs to be known after the construction of the language

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and from evil, especially an explosion, because we

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see that they still

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hint at a conditional sentence to some extent,

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so after these constructions

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we can use the past when

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talking about the present, for example, and i don't

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like then he takes is a finger

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in the press, he speaks as if he

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knew everything here we already see that with iv

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it works like a conditional sentence like iv

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as if he knows everything,

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this fragment belongs to conditional

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applications of type 2 and you and I know

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that when we speak with the addition of the

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particle was in Russian we are talking about an

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alternative reality as if if

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be that the rules of the English language, we

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put the verb in the form according to art, we do

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n’t see this here, although the main part of us,

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as you can see, is in the present, that

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is, this can probably be attributed to the topic of

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mix conditions to a strong case

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of use, naturally we remember

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that the meaning of such a sentence is

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aimed at the real ones didn’t pass

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because this is a conditional sentence, the idea

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is to emphasize the non-reality of

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the situation, that is, it’s clear that he doesn’t

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know everything, but he says as if you know

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everything in the world he takes is if he knew

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million, although in fact this is

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not natural to be maybe if you want to

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repeat the topics of conditional sentences where

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we use absolutely the same

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rules the unit 39 there we will talk

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about them and the above sentences and usually

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like is not used in this meaning

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because like is still more connected

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with the prepositions aif as I already said

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more is connected with conditional sentences

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which, as you can see,

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have been used quite extensively in English and a

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few additional examples

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through always a skinny is 2 x in x and z 1

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heaven of the way

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she always asks me to do something

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for her as if in it at all there is nothing

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to do,

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that is, in fact, that oh the spirit of the ovins is

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not enough there and has done to do

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yes, but she behaves as if

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I have nothing to do at all isaev 1 1 tu

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hell what do we see here you and I see

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that with iv which compares the situation as

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if with some kind of unreality, yes, we

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use the past here according to the same

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rules as for conditional sentences of

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type 2, we want to show the unreality of

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the situation in fact, in fact, I have

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something to do, but she behaves as

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if there is nothing to do review 1st quarter and there’s

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a ton of us sticking there and I’ll enter the summary about

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him because of the chemical exchange Harry is only

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40 years old why are the three of you talking as if

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he’s an old man, that is, in fact he’s not

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aging he is not me

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but you’re not talking as if he’s like that

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was because of their himozi know man, the past

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form helps us convey the non-

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reality of the situation, that is, let’s say this is

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the nuance of the meaning, the nuance of the context, and for

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this we used a

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special grammatical form and keeping in mind

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that here in these sentences the

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rules of conditional sentences begin to work,

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you and me we can after the language

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use the form in the region only after the

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corners

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use and also after and they are not there yet just

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like we did conditional sentences

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to Wade and talk about him with him NLP Bureau

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we see that after s iv there is he and after

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fest and tuba although it seems like we should

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say ucoz because the certification is

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connected, but the conditional sentence

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allows us to deviate from the given rules

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the bunny is not a

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language his mind san they treat me

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as if I were their own son in

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fact the reality is that I am not their

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son m but UAH but they treat me

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as if I were so for and feel not

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the language but and the bureau

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again we see that after the stork and not you on

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obara both options are correct both

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at the gate and so use them at

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your discretion and what we must

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remember here that in the main part of our

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main sentence we can

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use those tenses that are

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most likely real and after

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else if if we express comparison with

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some unreal situation that does not

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coincide with reality, as in

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these examples we already use the

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form for this st form of the past,

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well, friends, we have come

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to the end of this lesson, it seems to me that the information

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is useful and these words exist, they come across

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in English from

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and you, of course, should well consolidate

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in practice the ability to use them, I

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suggest you do this on the site until

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this point ru where there is a special section

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with exercises that fully

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correspond to the table of contents 7 Murphy and

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are here friends we open the unit you need

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unit 118 repeat the theory if you

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need it here friends and complete

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the tasks to check how well you

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have studied this topic

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on this I think we can say goodbye to you

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my name is Elena Viktorovna my channel

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way Feedback from you is extremely important to me

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I hope you like my lessons I

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hope you find it interesting a

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given course which I will definitely

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complete before I meet you in new

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lessons, good luck to you in learning

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English, success in

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English exams and in

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general all the best, bye bye

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