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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

It seems like VS It looks like

Please check whether the following sentences are okay.

[1] It seems she was angry at you
[2] It looks she was angry at you
[3] Seems she was angry at you
[4] Looks she was angry at you
[5] It seems like she was angry at you
[6] It looks like she was angry at you
[7] It kind of like she was angry at you.

If there is sentences odd, please pick them up.

Thank you in advance for your teaching.
  

Top answer

In correct English, a subject is needed. I recommend only these: It seems/appears [that] she was angry with you. You can have at if you are not angry with a person: He was angry at the mere suggestion.

— Cool Breeze

  • In correct English, a subject is needed.
  • I recommend only these: It seems/appears [that] she was angry with you.
  • You can have at if you are not angry with a person: He was angry at the mere suggestion.
  • CB
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In correct English, a subject is needed. I recommend only these:

It seems/appears [that] she was angry with you.

You can have at if you are not angry with a person: He was angry at the mere suggestion.

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Thank you for your teaching,CBEmotion: embarrassed.
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Son James[1] It seems she was angry at you.
[2] It looks she was angry at you.
[5] It seems like she was angry at you.
[6] It looks like she was angry at you.
These are fine. There is no rule that with should be used when the anger is directed at a person. In fact, the COCA shows that at is more common.
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Thank you for your teaching,Mr.Aspara GusEmotion: embarrassed. Can I ask you one more? Is it either wrong "[7]It is kind of like s
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Son JamesIt is kind of like she was angry at you"?
I don’t think that is very natural. Your others are better.
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Thank you for your confirmation,Mr.Aspara Gus.
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