Seem
Parecer
/SIIM/Regular
Formas del verbo
Forma base
seem
/SIIM/
3.ª persona
seems
/SIIMZ/
Pasado simple
seemed
/SIIMD/
Participio
seemed
/SIIMD/
Gerundio
seeming
/SII-ming/
Futuro
will seem
Cómo se usa "seem"
Seem significa Parecer. Es un verbo regular: su pasado y su participio se forman añadiendo -ed.
- Presente: I seem, pero con he, she o it: she seems.
- Pasado simple: yesterday I seemed.
- Presente perfecto (have + participio): I have seemed.
- Presente continuo (be + gerundio): I am seeming.
- Futuro: I will seem.
Ejemplos con "seem"
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Presente (3.ª persona)
He seems tired today.
Él parece cansado hoy.
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Pasado simple
She seemed confused.
Ella parecía confundida.
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Presente perfecto
They have seemed happy.
Han parecido felices.
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Presente continuo
He is seeming nervous.
Él está pareciendo nervioso.
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Futuro
It will seem strange.
Parecerá extraño.
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Negativo
It doesn’t seem right.
No parece correcto.
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Pregunta
Does it seem fair?
¿Parece justo?
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Con modal
It might seem hard.
Podría parecer difícil.
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Condicional
It would seem so.
Eso parecería.
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Imperativo
Don’t seem desperate.
No parezcas desesperado.