Usages of det ser ud til at
I dag lærer vi udtrykkene “det ser ud til, at” og “det lyder, som om”, som vi bruger, når noget virker sandsynligt.
Today we learn the expressions “it looks like” and “it sounds like,” which we use when something seems likely.
Det ser ud til, at mit skema er ændret, for forelæsningen begynder en time senere i dag.
It looks like my schedule has changed, because the lecture begins an hour later today.
Det ser ud til, at hun har glemt sin notatbog derhjemme, så jeg tager en ekstra med til hende.
It looks like she has forgotten her notebook at home, so I bring an extra one for her.
Det ser ud til, at planen er ændret.
It looks like the plan has been changed.
Det ser ud til, at skyerne bliver mørkere, og min nabo siger, at hun kan høre torden langt væk.
It looks like the clouds are getting darker, and my neighbor says that she can hear thunder far away.
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