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还有，og上有这么一句： In that in C and Since in D are less direct and idiomatic than Because in this context,

1
to appear to exist or be true, or to have a particular quality:

Ann didn't seem very sure.

It seems a foolish decision now.

seem to do something

The rainbow seemed to end on the hillside.

seem important/right/strange etc to somebody

Doesn't that seem weird to you?

it seems to somebody (that)

It seems to me you don't have much choice.

it seems (that)

It seemed that Freeman had killed the man, and dumped the body in the lake.

it seems likely/unlikely/reasonable/clear (that)

It seems likely that he will miss Ireland's next match.

seem like

Teri seemed like a nice girl.

Well,
it seemed like a good idea
at the time.

We waited for what
seemed like hours.

seem as if/as though/like

It seemed as if
the end of the world had come.

It seems like
you're catching a cold, Taylor.

'So Bill's leaving her?' '
So it seems (=it appears to be true).'

WORD CHOICE:

                        seem, appear, look, soundSeem
                         and
                        appear
                         have the same meaning but
                        appear
                        is more formal
                    • They seem upset.
                    • This appears to be a good solution.
                        You use
                        look
                        to say how someone or something seems to you when you look at them
                    • Maureen looked tired.
                    • That book looks good.
                        You use
                        sound
                        to say how someone or something seems to you when you hear or read about them, or hear them
                    • She sounds a lovely person.
                    • The party sounded great.
                    • He sounded tired.GRAMMARSeem
                        can be followed by an adjective or an adjective and noun
                    • She seemed happy.
                    • He seems a nice man.Seem
                        can also be followed by a verb in the infinitive
                    • His story seems to be true.
                    • You seem to think it's my fault.!! Seem
                         can be followed by
                        as if
                        or
                        as though
                        but not just by
                        as
                    • It seems a small thing (NOT it seems as a small thing), but it's very important.
                    • It seemed as if he wanted us to leave (NOT it seemed as he wanted ...).

confused...

还有，og上有这么一句： In that in C and Since in D are less direct and idiomatic than Because in this context,

为什么in that 在这里没有because好呢？？

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OG11th的51题，对in that有这样的解释：
In that is a conjunction that means inasmuch as; because in that has largely gone out of use, it is considered stilted and overly formal. It also uses two words when one would do.

OG在这里认为in that已经过时了，过于正式而显得做作，并且可以用一个单词的地方in that用了两个单词来表达，就是罗嗦。反正OG这么说，我们也只好这么记下了。