"seem", "seem like" and "look like"
My question is that all the three expressions on title have the same meaning and usage? Especialy between "seem" and "seem like".
Thank you!
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Well with "seem" and "seem like" yes. Its like saying "This is like, it appears to me as". With "looks like" it depends on the context. Generally if the point is to actual SEE something than it would be seen as a similarity kind of thing.
I hope that made sense!^^
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