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How to use make it seem like and make it seem She made it seem like nothing or she made it seem nothing she made it seem exciting, or she made it seem like exciting? How do we use them correctly? Which one is correct?

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Dancing is really difficult but the professional dancer made it seem like nothing. -> it was not easy She made it seem exciting, the truth was different. --> "it" was not exciting. He/she made is seem [adj.] ---> Means the opposite to the adjective. He/she made seem like it was [adj.] ---> "" "She made it seem like nothing" -> normally we would say "look like nothing", this is a set phrase. It means something seems very easy/unimportant/simple He made it seem fun --> it was probably not fun He made it seem like it was fun--> " He made it seem boring --> it was probably not boring
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She made it seem like nothing. She made it seem exciting.

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