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Hachi-hachi Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Is "you seem to had" correct?
Hello there,
I've been confused about the following dialogue.
A shows a picture to B.
A: This picture is me and my boyfriend in front of Disneyland.
B: You seemed to had fun.
Is "You seem to have fun." incorrect in this case?
Can you place a word in the past tense after "to"?
I'd appreciate your help.
I've been confused about the following dialogue.
A shows a picture to B.
A: This picture is me and my boyfriend in front of Disneyland.
B: You seemed to had fun.
Is "You seem to have fun." incorrect in this case?
Can you place a word in the past tense after "to"?
I'd appreciate your help.
Top answer
hachi-hachi Can you place a word in the past tense after "to"? No. The dialogue is wrong.
- hachi-hachi Can you place a word in the past tense after "to"?
- No.
- The dialogue is wrong.
- It should say: You seem to be having fun.
- ) CJ
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hachi-hachiCan you place a word in the past tense after "to"?No. The dialogue is wrong. It should say:
You seem to be having fun.
(You seem to have fun is not correct in the given context.)
CJ
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Thanks a lot for your help.
Now, I've got a related question.
What kind of situations do you say You seem to have fun?
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hachi-hachi
Now, I've got a related question.
What kind of situations do you say You seem to have fun?
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hachi-hachi
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The simple present is for repeated actions.
Why don't you want to go to dance class? You seem to have fun every time you go.
Why don't you want to go to dance class? You seem to have fun every time you go.
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Thank you very much for the example.
I think it's still difficult for me to use, but I understand the logic.
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I think it's still difficult for me to use, but I understand the logic.
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AnonymousCan it be "You seemed to have fun"?Not in the context presented in the original question. No.
CJ
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