You seemed troubled for the past few days.
If it is a present perfect sentence, then why there used "seemed " and "troubled" ?
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You seemed troubled the past few days. > It is the past tense .
Just like " You seemed happy the past few days ".
You used the past tense of "seems" to mean that he looked like that to you sometime in the past . Example : Why did he not go to the party ? He seemed so keen to go when I met him the last time.
Troubled (adjective) = having troubles
He seems (so) troubled these days > Present tense > look troubled to you now
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It's not a present perfect sentence.
"Troubled" is an adjective in this sentence. We can tell by the word order.
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