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SSY Jung Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
it seems that~
"It seems that he is satisfied with your present."
If I want to change the sentence above like below, which one would be correct? Or any other?
"He seems to (be satisfied/ have been satisfied) with your present."
Thanks in advance.
If I want to change the sentence above like below, which one would be correct? Or any other?
"He seems to (be satisfied/ have been satisfied) with your present."
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
" He seems to be satisfied with your present.
- " He seems to be satisfied with your present.
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SSY Jung"He seems to (be satisfied/ have been satisfied) with your present."He seems to be satisfied with your present.
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