Linking verb SEEM - English lesson

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You seem to be making people who are learning english more understandable.

[@susans7513]

Thank you for your excellent explanation on "seem." I always have problems learning to use "seem" in a sentence. For anyone confused about using "seem," my video wrap-up is as follows. 1. English seems (to be) very difficult to learn. 2. It seems that (It would seem that) English is very difficult to learn for many students. [polite] 3. English seems to be the most difficult subject to learn. [seem to be + noun, linking verb] 4. Thomas seems to speak English very well. (He is a secondary school student.) [seem to base-verb] 5. Thomas seems to be teaching his friends English after class. (one of his classmates passed by the classroom.) [+ to be ving] 6. Thomas seems to have finished the test earlier than his classmate did. (students were taking the midterm exam last month.) [to have p.p.]

[@madhurapriyangakapugama296]

This is the best explanation about ,seems to be , I've ever had in KZbin. Thank you very much sir

[@jasonjung3024]

Awesome! Thanks to you, I clearly understand how to use 'seem' and what it mean

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It would seem that you explanation in this video is great. Seriously, it's a fantastic explanation, very clear. Thanks from Spain.

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you seem to be great teacher, simple and clarified explanation seem to have attracted almost all viewers attention. your accent, slowness while talking seem British.

[@tapanmajumder4100]

I thank you sir. You are a pretty good teacher. I salute to your way of teaching. Now I have been cleared about seem . I am a 66 years old passaionet English learner from India Kolkata. Please teach teach us like this . Thanks.

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Hi Andrew! It's always a real pleasure and useful for me. You speak English as I like . When you do it , Idon't need subtitles, it's great! (I'm proud), . I look toward to seing your next video

[@nawarnawar5822]

Hi sir. You always simplify and clarify the lessons you give. Thanks so much, i really appreciate it.

[@friendarthur]

I always mixed up seems & seems to be, someone told me ‘seems a manager’ is incorrect, it should be ‘seems to be a manager’, the latter is more suitable to describe a situation. I can’t catch up his meaning for situation, but now, your explanation is much more clear, the reason is ‘seems to be’ should be followed by a noun phase. Thanks Andrew

[@joaoandre7488]

Thanks Teacher. Good lesson as always. You are a terrific Teacher. Thanks again.

[@asmamohammed5389]

Hi sir Andrew thank you for explanation i want to tell you the way u teaching us English it’s super perfect I can learn from you very easy and simple way coz you teaching each word with carefully please kee up and I need more

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Hello. Thanks for your comment. I am happy that you like my lessons. Here is the full list: kzbin.infovideos Best wishes, Andrew

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[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Hello. Thanks for your comment. I am happy that you like my lessons. Here is the full list of lessons: www.youtube.com/@CrownAcademyEnglish/videos Best wishes, Andrew

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Marvellous lesson. You are the be-all and end-all. I suggest that you should write an English book ! I would buy one immediately

[@fazilpeerally5288]

Hi Teacher Andrew! Fazil, one of your followers on KZbin. I really feel sorry to have missed your video lesson about the Linking Verb "seem". I viewed it, and it is a very detailed lesson, indeed. The explanations are crystal clear and understandable easily. The pictures along with the lessons are very much helpful. You are a genius English teacher. Cheers! May I encourage you to upload other video lessons as such. I would be very much obliged. Definitely, I would share your video lessons on the social media of my country. Many thanks and Regards, Fazil

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Hello from France! Very useful as usual! Thank you, Andrew!

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[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

You're welcome. I'm delighted that you like my lessons. Thanks for the comment. 🙂 Andrew

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You are very clever teacher. It seems to me .

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Thank you so much for your useful video lesson!

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I didn't seem to have wasted my time on this topic. Thanks a lot.

[@nasnas5740]

Thanks so much, Andrew 🌷. Would you mind helping me with this question, please?! the words; group, team, crew, class..... are they treated as singular or plural nouns. e.g. the team have or has won, the crew have/ has sailed. This group is/ are wonderful. 🤔

[@izebit]

Thank you a lot 👏. I like your channel cause you always give detailed explanations of different topics. I haven't seen anything the same somewhere else. It's pretty nice 👍

[@ingyinmoe3339]

Perfect explanation use of seem

[@nadeeshadilmi]

It's a great explanation. All the issues seem to have resolved ❤

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Hello. Thanks for your comment. I am happy that you like my lessons. Here is the full list: www.youtube.com/@CrownAcademyEnglish/videos Best wishes, Andrew

[@CGO374]

How intriguing ! I do love your video.Thank you very much :)

[@SenthilKumar-pq9mv]

very useful video....learned different kind of seem usage...Thanks a lot....

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

It's a pleasure. I'm pleased that my lessons are helping you to improve your English. Thanks for the comment. 🙂 Andrew

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Thank you very much for the useful and interesting lesson. You are the best as usual!!!

[@rafikuhnaward9026]

Thanks alot #crow academy of English. I'm learning new things every day by watching your videos. He seems happy. • He seems to be rich man. Last week, I heard that the politicians said that "it would seem the economy is decreasing. He seems to be nosing a lot. Is okay? She seem to have gone to her house.

[@facts9420]

Great, it was helpful 👍👍

[@joaoandre7488]

I liked this lesson Teacher. it helps me a lot. you were very clear in your explanation. Thank you, Teacher, for a very good lesson.

[@amaya7836]

I enjoyed the lesson. Thank you, Andrew.

[@liang9to5]

Perfect video lesson! Thank you

[@rahmatmat1338]

Thanks.i d like to know The difference between seem and look

[@Bouchka291]

Perfect. Thanks a lot Andrew👍

[@moumitamandal351]

Thanks a lot, sir now i'm fearless about seem & i have understood vividly...thank you very much 👍🇮🇳

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Thanks bunch on behalf of Russian subscribers. All your lessons are useful , approachable and interesting. do you have lesson about comma? I often get confused with it .- whether put it or not

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Hi Andrew any video about being.

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[@cele1195]

Thank you so much. I loved this lesson

[@hasanuddin8162]

Hi How can I get the PDF of this Thanks

[@articulodeterminado]

Hi, there! I found the lesson on the verb "seem" very thorough; I think it would be great if you can make another one with another verbs that are very similar : "look" & "look like"; in fact, in one of the examples you use one of these ( in the example of the cat being hungry: "... we can also say that "the cat looks like he's hungry." Thanks a lot in advance. Best wishes.

[@mounir101]

A very helpful this one. thanks a lot.

[@joaoandre7488]

Hi ,Teacher thank you for amazing lesson you have done for us. I have been watching your lesson, since I came in London. The first time I have watched this lesson I did not notice a little detail in this video. But today , I started to watch again the same lesson, and I noticed that something caught my attention. When the Teacher said: The verb Seem does not have a continuous form, similar to see, sound, smell, taste, and hear. I noticed that an less these verbs some of them usually it comes with continuous form in the newspapers, emails I have been receiving, letters etc. For instance, can I say: Smelling? Or seeing, tasting, hearing ? Because I have already seen these words in letters. Is it grammatically wrong? Can say that , or write them ? That’s my questions. Thank you for your attention. I have to say that, today I can speak and write in English with great confidence, because of you. My first language is Portuguese but I enjoy watching your lesson, I have been learning a lot from you. Thank you very much.

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Nice explanation sir..thanks.

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You seem to be great teacher, is this correct? Thank you very much, you are a wonderful teacher!

[@loreyoungtech]

Thank you Andrew

[@dmytrograbovskyi7896]

What if we said, "He seemed to have left his key at home". Does it mean the same as "it seemed that he'd left his key"?

[@금자이-e1c]

Thanks for your wonderful teaching. May I ask you a question? The other children seem boring. The other children seem bored. What's the difference?

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[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Hello. Thanks for your comment. I am happy that you like my lessons. Here is the full list: www.youtube.com/@CrownAcademyEnglish/videos Best wishes, Andrew

[@lorenzomuttini6743]

You are the best!!!

[@aimenkhan6524]

I THINK HE SHOULD DO A COMPLETE VIDEO ONLY ON LINKING VERBS !!!!

[@cb444]

Hello Andrew. Your video is nice.I watch your video regularly. I want to ask question that can we pass cambridge exam FCE without joining any coaching course. I am from India.

[@cidamalavolti134]

Thank a lot I learn more word (meen) it is important for me.

[@cidamalavolti134]

I make mistake the word is ( seem ) :)

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Ghost loves you lot sir May god bless you and your family

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The project seems to have been finished by mark.right or wrong Sir.

[@aliadam210]

Hi my beloved ❤❤❤❤ at this lesson seems you mean looks is it correct ? If not correct explain it please for me ❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍thanks .

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[@rohansoni9211]

Hi andrew Can you please tell me if 'is' is a linking verb or stative verb Ex- He is intelligent In this example 'is ' is a linking verb or stative verb Please answer Your answer can make a difference Please reply

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Thank you sir.. i understand better

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9:23; Why Boring why isn't bored ?

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[@jmed76]

My question is the next one Direct speech: he will do these exercises again. He seems to do these exercises again or It seems that he will do these exercises again Could you tell me which is the correct sentence in the future case? Is it the first one? The second one? Or another?

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I understand this lesson

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You should also have told how to make questions with seem

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... very useful...

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What is your nationaly this teacher?

[@ashishpeety1775]

Please elaborate "would seem".

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It seems so long ago, Nancy.

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