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What seems to be the problem here?
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Can anyone explain to me the form of this question ?
I have got the meaning of it, but the the form is confusing me.
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Question about question
What seems to be the problem here?
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"
Can anyone explain to me the form of this question ?
I have got the meaning of it, but the the form is confusing me.
" What seems to be the problem here"?- translation - "What's the problem here"?
I know the sentence structure is weird but the important thing is to understand what it means.
This always happens to me with Arabic, I know some things don't make sense to me but the important thing is that I know what it means and how to use the phrases I learn. Some things can't be translated, you just have to accept them the way they are.
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Think of it like "There seems to be a problem here" or "There appears to be a problem here" and then turning that into a questions by asking what the problem is.
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