Deductions
apparently / it seems / it appears, etc.
1. Making deductions.
Look at other ways to say the same thing:
Apparently the photos were taken by her husband.
It seems / It appears that the photos were taken by her husband.
= The photos seem/appear to have been taken by her husband.
Complete sentence B so it has the same meaning as sentence A.
Deductions
We can make deductions about what we see, using look and seem.
| It looks like | they are swimming. |
| It looks as if | |
| It seems like | |
| It seems as if | |
| They seem | to be swimming. |
2. Describing appearances.
Respond to the following questions, like this:
"Do you think
they are swimming?"
"Yes, it looks like they are swimming."
or
"Yes, they seem to be swimming."
