Can the sentences 1 and 2 below be said as the sentence 3 below?
1) It seems (like) / appears that he is going to tell her the truth.
2) It seems (like) / appears that he will tell her the truth.
3) He seems (like) / appears to be going to tell her the truth.
And can the sentence 4 below be said as the sentences 5 and 6 below?
4) This is what he seems (like) / appear to be doing right now.
5) This is what it seems (like) / appear he is doing right now.
6) This is what it seems (like) / appear that he is doing right now.
In the sentences 4, 5 and 6, "appear" should be "appears. Sorry for the typo.
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