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HungryHippo1234 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
It seems so
Is the reply "it seems so" a positive reply? Could someone give examples with positive/negative formatted questions?
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"It seems so" is usually a reply to a grammatically positive statement or question: A: I see that the computer system has been fixed. B: It seems so. A: Is the boss away again today?
- "It seems so" is usually a reply to a grammatically positive statement or question: A: I see that the computer system has been fixed.
- B: It seems so.
- A: Is the boss away again today?
- B: It seems so.
- In response to a negative statement or question, it is usually better to say "It seems not": A: I see that the computer system still hasn't been fixed.
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"It seems so" is usually a reply to a grammatically positive statement or question:
A: I see that the computer system has been fixed.
B: It seems so.
A: Is the boss away again today?
B: It seems so.
In response to a negative statement or question, it is usually better to say "It seems not":
A: I see that the computer system st
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