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What is the difference between I seem to have failed at all of them. and I seemed to fail at all of them. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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First one is past tense
example:
Person A:"How were the tests?"
Person B:"I seem to have failed at all of them."
The second one is just for talking about a subject in general.
example:
Person A:"Why don't you take the tests?"
Person B:"I seemed to fail at all of them."
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It seems that it is! My apologies, my eyes get tired sometimes, I'll do better 🙏
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