seem用法 查后汇总

fannybeibei

关于seem的用法，说得很分散，而且好多都答案不一致的说。。。
现汇总如下，望NN解答
1.seem like到底可以吗？
如果可以，It seems like it is real. 可以吗？
2.seem（to be) +adj ,to be到底要省略吗？ G有没有这个词组
3.seem that 从句，到底有没有

fannybeibei

补充，seem that若有，后面跟的是虚拟还是什么

prayer

seem 用法归纳

本单元课文中有这样一句话：Creating a new festival may seem an unusual way to celebrate history and culture, but we are in fact all creating new festivals every year.句中涉及到seem一词，其用法很多，它的后面可以接形容词、介词短语和从句，还可以接名词、不定式等。seem是连系动词，意思是"好像"、"似乎"、"看来好像"、"觉得似乎"。seem表示说话人主观的判断或表示主语可能的情况。其常用结构如下：

　　1. seem+形容词

　　Everything seems easy.一切似乎很容易。

　　2. seem+名词

　　He seemed an honest man.他看上去像是个老实人。

　　This seemed to us an ideal plan.我们感到这是个完美的计划。

　　3. seem+不定式

　　The maths problem seems to be very difficult to work out.这道数学题似乎很难解决。

　　I seem to have caught a cold.我好像是感冒了。

　　4. seem+过去分词

　　Our teacher seemed stopped by the question.我们的老师似乎是被那个问题难住了。

　　His story seemed revealed.他的谎言似乎已被揭露。

　　5. seem+doing

　　No one seemed thinking that way.似乎没人那样想。

　　She seemed lacking in enthusiasm when we were talking about that film.我们谈论那部电影时，她看来好像没多大热情。

　　6. seem+like+n./ V-ing，意思是"看起来像……"

　　It seems like years since I last saw you.自从我上次见到你以后，好像是过了好几年。

　　Those cards seemed like so many little flags dotted about the schoolroom.那些卡片好像许多面小旗点缀着教室。

　　7. There seems to be...,意为"似乎有；好像有……"

　　There seems to be no work for you to do now.看来现在没有工作需要你做了。

　　8. It seems/seemed +that从句

　　It seems that he is lying.看来他在撒谎。

　　It seemed that no one knew what happened.看来没有人知道发生了什么事。

　　9. It seems/seemed + as if从句

　　It seems as if he were in a dream.看来他像是在做梦。

　　It seemed as if the good man were trying to teach us all he knew at this last lesson.这个好心人仿佛要在最后这一堂课上把他的全部知识教给我们。

　　【注意】在It seems/seemed as if...句型中，从句的谓语动词常用虚拟语气来表示所设想的事情不可能发生。例如：It seems as if she had read this novel.看来她好像看过这本小说。但如果句中的情况可能发生或可能被设想为真实，则仍然用陈述语气。例如：It seems as if our team is going to win.看来我们队要胜了。It seems as if he has learned by heart a speech written by someone else.看来他像是背了一篇由别人写的演讲稿。

seem like后面能否接句子，我也不清楚，我查了字典，发现朗文里有个例句竟然是It seems like you're catching a cold, Taylor.

网上也有很多like后面接句子的，但是我还是保留意见，等待更明确的解释。其他的用法应该没有什么问题。

fannybeibei

谢谢prayer ，辛苦了
我看到CD上有OG归纳说seem like 必错  
但我也看到字典确实有seem like例句
因为刚开始复习SC，不知道是不是G有特别规定才得出的结论
P.S. og 11 29 有一道关于seem用法考察的题，但我研究解释后还是没得出上述问题答案～

fannybeibei

UPUP 等待回复

sana21

xdf的老师说过，seem like是错的，好像是不符合简洁性原则，用词重复。

99qiuqiu

同意up

aeoluseros

没有题源表明seem like必错，但是OG说过seem like后面跟从句必错：
Along with the drop in producer prices announced yesterday, the strong retail sales figures released today seem like it is indicative that the economy, although growing slowly, is not nearing a recession.

(A) like it is indicative that

(B) as if to indicate

(C) to indicate that

(D) indicative of（C）

(E) like an indication of

Choice C, the best answer, offers a concise and idiomatic grammatical sequence: the main verb seem is followed by an infinitive (to indicate), which is in turn followed by its direct object, a noun clause introduced by the relative pronoun that. In A, seem is followed by like, a preposition improperly used to introduce a clause. Also, it either disagrees in number with figures or lacks an antecedent altogether. In B, as if is introduced awkwardly and (in context) unidiomatically between seem and the infinitive. Also, with that omitted, B is ungrammatical. Choices D and E, with of substituted for that, are likewise ungrammatical: of, a preposition, can introduce a phrase, but not a clause.

aeoluseros

OG自己的解释里也用了seem like。

For all his professed disdain of such activities, Auden was an inveterate literary gossip.

(A) For all his professed disdain of such activities

(B) Having always professed disdain for such activities

(C) All such activities were, he professed, disdained, and

(D) Professing that all such activities were disdained（A）

(E) In spite of professions of disdaining all such activities

Choice A is correct and idiomatically phrased. Choice B fails to express the sense that Auden indulged in literary gossip despite professing disdain for it. Choices C, D, and E do not establish precisely that Auden was the one professing disdain for literary gossip. The and in C makes the disembodied professions of disdain and the indulgence in gossip seem like wholly separate matters, and E is especially awkward. The question is of middle difficulty.

hyyyyyy

seem like it is real 错在like是介词不能加句子