- application< /li>
- certification< /li>
- cover-letter< /li>
- dialogue< /li>
- email-writing< /li>
- essay< /li>
- job-application< /li>
- leave-application< /li>
- letter< /li>
- official-application< /li>
- paragraph< /li>
- Rearrange< /li>
- report< /li>
- spoken-method< /li>
- story< /li>
- summary-writing< /li>
- thanks-letter< /li>
- certification< /li>
You seem + (adjective)
♦ When stating 'you seem' you're referring to the person you are talking to and expressing that they are giving the impression of or appear to be.
Examples:
- You seem bored.
- You seem unhappy with the results.
- You seem eager to begin.
- You seem easy to get along with.
- You seem elated to hear the good news.
- You seem deeply in love.
- You seem afraid of roller coasters.
- You seem confused about the rules of the game.
- You seem embarrassed about what happened.
- You seem decisive about your choice.
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