Seems to have left: hedging and distancing
Practise seem and appear, tend to, allegedly and the perfect infinitive and participle: she seems to have left, he is said to have been, denied having taken.
19 questionsby Grove EnglishAdded 11 Nov 2026
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She seems already; her coat has gone.
The fire appears in the kitchen.
The project seems going well.
People overestimate how much they exercise.
The minister is reported last night.
I'm sorry you waiting so long.
He denied the money.
The man threatened the staff with a knife.
the report, she went home.
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- Page 1Choose the form
Choose the correct option for each gap.
- Page 2Use the word given
Rewrite each sentence so it means the same. Use the word or words given.
- Page 3Distance and caution
Translate the sentences into English. Use seem, appear, believe or deny.
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