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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Seems (to be) in a good mood
He seems in a good mood.
He seems to be in a good mood.
Are these interchangeable?
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The first sentence is not correct. "
- The first sentence is not correct.
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The first sentence is not correct. You must say "seems to be."
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