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No. You need one of these: He seems to be addicted to work. He seems addicted to work.
- No.
- You need one of these: He seems to be addicted to work.
- He seems addicted to work.
- It seems that he is addicted to work.
- Much more informally, as in casual speech: It seems like he is addicted to work.
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No. You need one of these:
He seems to be addicted to work.
He seems addicted to work.
It seems that he is addicted to work.
Much more informally, as in casual speech:
It seems like he is addicted to work.
CJ
He seems to be addicted to work.
He seems addicted to work.
It seems that he is addicted to work.
Much more informally, as in casual speech:
It seems like he is addicted to work.
CJ
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