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Yayya Lautner Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Difference between 'it seems like' and 'it looks like'

It seems like your father doesn't like me.
it looks like your father doesn't like me.


what is the difference between seem and like? and if there is any mistakes on my senteces please let me know. thanks
  

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Do you mean "between 'seems' and 'looks'?"

I see no mistakes. Emotion: smile
Yayya Lautner and if there is any m
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yes, difference betweeen seem and look.
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Yayya LautnerIt seems like your father doesn't like me.
it looks like your father doesn't like me.
The meanings are the same.

We also say, "It seems that he doesn't like me," but not "It looks that he doesn't like me."

I believe that "looks" is a bit more casual.

We also say, "It seems as if
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