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Rewrite the sentences using subject raising

by Viktoriia
1

It appears that Sarah is looking for a new job. → Sarah ...

2

It seems that the children broke the window. → The children ...

3

It appears that they have been waiting for a long time. → They ...

4

It seemed that Jack had forgotten about the meeting. → Jack ...

5

It appears that somebody has been using my computer. → Somebody ...

6

It turned out that the company had made a mistake. → The company ...

7

It seems that Anna is studying medicine. → Anna ...

8

It happened that we arrived at exactly the same time. → We ...

9

The students seem to be enjoying the lesson.

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She appears to have passed her driving test.

11

The neighbours seem to have been arguing all evening.

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He appeared to be waiting for somebody.

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They happened to meet on the same train.

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The painting appeared to have been stolen years earlier.

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