Linking verb SEEM - English lesson

“seem” is a regular verb in English.

"seem" is a linking verb (also called a copular verb). Linking verbs are followed by adjectives (not adverbs). Linking verbs can also be followed by noun phrases. A linking verb gives us more information about the subject.

In this lesson, you will learn the meaning and uses of "seem":

"seem" as a linking verb (seem + adjective and seem to be + adjective)
"it seems" + that clause
"it would seem" + that clause
"seem" + infinitive (simple infinitive, continuous infinitive and perfect infinitive)

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