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Liton Das Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Seem

Something wasn't seem correct to me.

Something didn't seem correct to me.


Which one is correct, I suppose the first one. And if second as well please explain with example in what circumstances should we use this.

  

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The first one is wrong. "seem" is a verb, so to negate it you normally need a proper form of the auxiliary "do": Something didn't seem right to me.

— Persian Learner

  • The first one is wrong.
  • "seem" is a verb, so to negate it you normally need a proper form of the auxiliary "do": Something didn't seem right to me.
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The first one is wrong.

"seem" is a verb, so to negate it you normally need a proper form of the auxiliary "do":


Something didn't seem right to me.

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