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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Hi,Someone could explain me the difference between "seem","Like" and "Look like" ?
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
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01 cite 10 Anonymous 12 cite 10 Hi,Someone could explain me the difference between "seem","Like" and "Look like" ? 12 br11 font 00 Examples and context would really help us out, here. 02 font 00 0-
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00 Look Like: I think this one refers to Physical aspect.For example: You look like Sean Connery. 02 br
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00 Like: It must be beside a verb. You are like Sean Connery. 02 br
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00 Seem: I´ve always heard phrases as "You seem happy" so I normally associate it with "frame of mind". 02 br
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00 Look Like: I think this one refers to Physical aspect.For example: You look like Sean Connery. 02 br
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00 Like: It must be beside a verb. You are like Sean Connery. 02 br
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00 Seem: I´ve always heard phrases as "You seem happy" so I normally associate it with "frame of mind". 02 br
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0 Yes, "to look like + noun" refers to the physical aspect. 02 br
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00 "Like" is used to make a comparison: "you are like a snake", "you sing like a bird", etc... 02 br
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00 I'd say "seem" means "give the impression of being ...". It can be associated with "frame of mind", but with physical aspect too: "He seemed sick, very young, etc..." 0-
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00 "Like" is used to make a comparison: "you are like a snake", "you sing like a bird", etc... 02 br
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00 I'd say "seem" means "give the impression of being ...". It can be associated with "frame of mind", but with physical aspect too: "He seemed sick, very young, etc..." 0-
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