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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Can I use the structure "Seem to be " in the Present Continuous tense?

Hello Teachers

I know we can use this structure in the present simple tense, for example:

You seem to be good (You look good)

I want to know can I use this structure in the present continuous tense, for example:

You are seeming good ( You are looking good)

  

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" anonymous You are seeming good No, that is not possible.

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  • " anonymous You are seeming good No, that is not possible.
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anonymousYou seem to be good (You look good)

"You seem to be a good person." has a different meaning than "You look good."

anonymousYou are seeming good

No, that is not possible.

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Thanks again for your quick response.


Is there any other way to say "You look good"?

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