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Aldona 777
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Grammar question
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Friends,
he seems to be a good friend or
he seems a good friend?
Thank you! |
23 Jan 2010
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ironik
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I think first one sounds better, I didn �t like the second. also, he seems like a good friend sounds good. =) |
23 Jan 2010
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Nebal
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The two are correct for me!!
Hugssssssssssss,
Nebal |
23 Jan 2010
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aliciapc
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Hi Aldona,
he seems to be a good friend is correct.
The other one I have to say I agree with ironik.
A hug.
Alicia |
23 Jan 2010
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lshorton99
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Both are correct. The second would be more likely to be used in speech - �to be � or, as ironik suggested, �like � are ellipted.
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23 Jan 2010
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ebrahmi
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What I �m sure of is that seems to be is % 100 correct. It is part of the name of popular song by Elton John & Blue: "Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word"
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23 Jan 2010
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Aldona 777
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THANK you All Guys!!!!!!!!!!! |
24 Jan 2010
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