"seem to be" vs "seem like"
She seems to be a nice girl.
She seems like a nice girl.
She seems a nice girl.
What's the difference between them?
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She seems to be a nice girl.
->She seems - Present Tense
->You most likely met her, and your first impression is that she is nice.
She seems like a nice girl.
-> Same meaning as above.
She seems a nice girl.
->Incorrect statement.
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First two are the same. I prefer "seems like", but it doesn't matter. Last one is incorrect.
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