English conjugation practice
Seem
Seem conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I seem to have lost my favorite blue pen somewhere in this room.
You seem very happy with your excellent exam results today.
He seems a bit tired after working in the garden all morning.
We seem to be running late for our dentist appointments.
They seem very friendly to their new neighbors on the street.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am seeming a bit distracted because I am waiting for an important call.
At this moment, you are seeming very eager to start the game.
He is seeming more confident during his presentations these days.
We are seeming a bit unorganized today because our manager is away.
They are seeming very pleased with the service at the restaurant right now.
Present Perfect
I have seemed a bit forgetful lately due to a lack of sleep.
You have seemed very busy since you started your new job.
He has seemed much happier since he adopted that cute puppy.
We have seemed a bit lost during the advanced math classes this semester.
They has kept their house clean, and they have seemed very content since moving in.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been seeming a bit clumsy because of my new shoes.
You have been seeming very tired during our morning meetings recently.
He has been seeming anxious about his driving test all week.
We have been seeming a bit impatient for the holidays to start this month.
They have been seeming very happy with their new apartment lately.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I seemed to forget my keys, but they were in my pocket.
You seemed surprised when we threw you the birthday party last night.
He seemed very confident during his job interview yesterday morning.
We seemed to agree on the plan during our meeting last Tuesday.
They seemed pleased with the delicious dinner we cooked for them.
Past Continuous
At 4 PM yesterday, I was seeming a bit frustrated while trying to fix my computer.
While you were seeming uninterested, the teacher asked you a direct question.
He was seeming nervous while he was waiting for his exam results yesterday.
We were seeming a bit confused while the tour guide was explaining the map.
They were seeming impatient while they were standing in the long queue yesterday.
Past Perfect
Before you explained the situation, I had seemed completely wrong about the facts.
You had seemed so sure about the directions before we got lost in the woods.
He had seemed very ill before he took the new medicine.
We had seemed ready for the test until we saw the difficult questions.
They had seemed friendly until they argued with us about the property line.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been seeming a bit distant to my friends for weeks before I told them my secret.
You had been seeming unhappy with your routine for a long time before you quit your job.
He had been seeming stressed for months before he decided to take a long vacation.
We had been seeming eager to move for months before we finally found the perfect house.
They had been seeming very suspicious for weeks before the truth came out.
Future Simple (will)
I am sure I will seem much older once I start wearing these glasses.
You will seem very professional if you wear a suit to the interview tomorrow.
He will seem like a great leader once he takes charge of the project.
We will seem ungrateful if we do not thank them for the lovely gifts.
They will seem like experts after they finish this advanced training course.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to seem very foolish if I forget my lines on stage tonight.
You are going to seem like a wizard when you show them this magic trick.
He is going to seem much friendlier once you get to know him better.
If we don't hurry, we are going to seem very late for the meeting.
They are going to seem very happy when they hear the wonderful news.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be seeming calm on the outside despite my inner nervousness.
During the interview next week, you will be seeming confident if you prepare well.
He will be seeming more relaxed once he is relaxing on the beach next Friday.
We will be seeming very busy when the inspectors visit our office tomorrow.
They will be seeming happy while they are opening their Christmas presents.
Future Perfect
By next month, I will have seemed like a quiet neighbor for a whole year.
You will have seemed like a genius after you complete this difficult puzzle.
He will have seemed a bit lazy until he finishes this huge project tomorrow.
We will have seemed unhelpful until we explain our true reasons.
They will have seemed unfriendly until they invite us to their house next week.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next year, I will have been seeming a bit eccentric to my colleagues for a decade.
You will have been seeming tired to your friends for months by the time summer starts.
By next winter, he will have been seeming cheerful despite the cold weather.
We will have been seeming lazy to our coach for a semester by the end of this month.
They will have been seeming suspicious to the police for a month by tomorrow.
Present Simple Negative
I do not seem to find my keys anywhere in this messy room.
You do not seem very interested in the movie we are watching.
He does not seem to care about his bad grades in school.
We do not seem to have enough milk to bake a cake today.
They do not seem to understand the rules of the game.
Present Simple Question
Do I seem nervous to you during my public speeches?
Do you seem to have a fever, or are you just feeling hot?
Does he seem like a nice person to work with on this project?
Do we seem like we are lost on this mountain trail?
Do they seem excited about their upcoming trip to Japan?
Past Simple Negative
I did not seem to notice the long line because I was reading a book.
You did not seem very surprised when I told you the big news yesterday.
He did not seem to hear me when I called his name across the street.
We did not seem to have any issues during our long road trip.
They did not seem pleased with the cold food at the restaurant.
Past Simple Question
Did I seem rude when I left the party early last night?
Did you seem to find the correct answer to the riddle?
Did he seem happy when he received your letter?
Did we seem friendly when we met your new friends yesterday?
Did they seem to enjoy the soccer match despite the heavy rain?