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The difference between it seems that and it seems as if: different meanings, different usages, and different emphasis.
First, the meaning is different.
seems that: to seem; Seem; Seemingly; Seem; It seems like.
seems as if: seemingly.
Second, the usage is different.
seems that usage: In sentences with it as the form of the subject, or in the leading object clause or adverbial clause, it can often be omitted.
Example sentence: it seems that you are letting things get you down
It looks like he's going to get tired.
seems as if usage: guide the conditional adverbial clause, which can be a real conditional clause or a virtual conditional clause.
Example sentence: it seems as if he has ace up his sleeve
It seems that he has an ace in his hand.
Third, the focus is different.
seems that: Represents abstract.
seems as if: Indicates objective existence.
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One usage of seem.
SEEM is often used in clauses that are guided by as if though.
it seems as if somebody is calling you.It's like someone is calling you.
it seems as though he were very stupid.It seems that he seems to be stupid.
Note: In the clause caused by as if though, if the clause is said to be a non-real situation, the clause predicate uses a subjunctive mood, such as the previous sentence he were very stupid. If the described situation is more likely to be realized, the predicate of the demolition clause is often stated in the positive mood.
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The meaning is similar, but the usage is different.
it seems that + clause.
As if cannot lead a sentence alone, it is generally followed by another sentence, and can be followed by a clause, ing form, infinitive, etc. Such as:
it seems that it is going to rain. =it looks as if it is going to rain.
he stood up as if to say something.He stood up as if to say something.
he stood there as if saying something.He stood there as if he was saying something.
he talked as if he were a teacher .He spoke as if he were a teacher. (subjunctive mood).
Whether the sentence following as if is a subjunctive mood depends on the meaning of the sentence.
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It seems that is a sentence that looks like, followed by a statement in tone, that indicates the facts.
as if it seems. Like, it means that it is possible, followed by sentences that are mostly followed by subjunctive mood.
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It seems that plus sentence is used at the beginning of a sentence.
as if add to do, doing, sentence in a sentence.
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it seems that and as if mean the same thing, but the usage is different.
it seems that used at the beginning of a sentence.
as if 1 leads the predicative clause after the verb such as look, seem.
2 Guiding mode: adverbial clause.
It can also be used to omit a clause in an elision sentence if the clause guided by as if is the "subject of the verb" structure.
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it seems that american fast food is the most popular in the worle.It seems that fast food in the United States is the most popular in the world. In this sentence it seems that....It is a fixed sentence pattern, which means "it seems, it seems, it seems".
it seems that he likes his new job.He seems to be enjoying his new job.
it seems that they don't like the idea.They don't seem to like the idea of repentance.
it seems that…Sentence patterns can also be converted into nouns or pronouns seem verb infinitive sentence patterns, and their original meaning remains unchanged. If the infinitive is to be an adjective, to be is often omitted. For example:
american fast food seems to be the most popular in the world.
She seemed happy. he seems to like his new job.
He seems to be enjoying his new job.
they don't seem to like the idea.They don't seem to like the idea.
The usage of as if is in this **.
1. The role of the as if clause 1 leads the predicative clause after the verb such as look, seem, etc. For example: she looks as if she were ten years younger.
It seems as if our team is going to win. 2 Guiding mode: adverbial clause. Such as:
She loves the boy as if she were his mother. the child talked to us as if he were a grown
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