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Elcid12345 Posted 18 years ago
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seems to be correct?

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00 Please help me with the following sentece. 02br
00i) This sentence seems to be correct.02br
00 This sentece seems correct.02br
00 Do we require the verb to be here? I know first one is definitely correct but not sure about the second one.02br
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00Thanks,02br
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0'to be' is needed.0-
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0 what about these sentence?02br
00"The baby seems happy/comfortable"02br
00"The baby seems to be happy/comfortable"0-
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01cite10elcid1234512cite10"The baby seems to be happy/comfortable"12br
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10Correct.0-
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0 I have found the first sentence "The baby seems happy" in the grammar book that I am following. It's Wren & Martin. 0-
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01cite10elcid1234512cite10I have found the first sentence "The baby seems happy" in the grammar book that I am following. It's Wren & Martin.12br
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10This is fine. I'll have to leave the details as to why to the grammarians.0-
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0I'll refer to my English usage books and confrim about the usage later.. 02br
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00Best wishes.0-
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0 Both the sentences are correct. 0-
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01cite10elcid1234512cite10i) This sentence seems to be correct.12br
10 This sente11b10n12b10ce seems correct.12br
10 Do we require the verb to be here?12br
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10 No, but it is certainly very common to include it.02br
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01cite10elcid1234512cite10what about these sentence?12br
10"The baby seems happy/comfortable"12br
10"The baby seems to be happy/comfortable"12br
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10As promised, I've gone through a few books and a dictionary and the following are what I have found.02br
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