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19-Jul-2005, 09:22
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 The right usage of "seem" "He seems that he is very rich." We usually say like "He seems to be ~" or "It seems that he is ~", but the sentence above makes me confused in terms of grammar, not colloquialim. |
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19-Jul-2005, 10:51
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| Re: The right usage of "seem" Try something a little more grammatical, like "He seems to think that he is very rich." |
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