Michel Guillaume Jean de Cr�vecìur was a French writer. He was of the opinion that America was filled with people who were trustworthy, optimistic and hard workers. He often used the term "American dream" to describe living in America.
No. Seem is a verb.
Seem is a state-of-being verb because seem is something you are or am not what your doing
Attitude measures can either create accurate or erroneous predictions about behavior. However, the more accurate that the attitude measures are, the more likely the predictions will match up with the attitudes. For example, surveys with numerical scales tend to seem repetitive after a while. After responding to different questions with the same exact choices (1 for extremely dissatisfied through 7 for extremely satisfied) for so long, the respondent might just start selecting answers, such as all 4s. If this happens, the measures are no longer accurate; therefore, the predictions also would not be accurate. Also, if the attitude measures were too general, then only general behavior could be predicted. More specific measures would be needed to predict specific behavior. Additionally, other factors could affect behavior and cause it to not be aligned with the attitude initially measured.
Seem and appear (in one use) are synonymous verbs. A verb that is synonymous with want is desire.
some people say that i seem like a nice person or kid . ect.....
Jeremiah waddup
Both, sort of in-between
Probably Bank of America. Not positive, but in my opinion they seem great. You could also look at American Express, Chase Freedom Rewards, Discover, etc.
Because they have been taught that "the squeaky wheel gets the grease." A shame, isn't it?
This quote emphasizes the power of one's attitude in shaping outcomes and perceptions. It suggests that having a positive and proactive attitude, no matter how small it may seem, can have a significant impact on the overall results and experiences in life.
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Depending on how it's past owners treated it yes a horse can seem to start haveing a bad attitude towards it's owner. But if you earn it's trust you should be fine
Be in control of your own attitude. No matter what happens to you, ALWAYS maintain a positive attitude. Look toward the future. Realize how unimportant little problems will seem to you twenty years from now. Look for the big picture.
One example could be: "The seams of the jacket seem to be coming apart." In this sentence, "seam" refers to the stitched joint in the jacket, while "seem" is used to express the appearance or observation of the seams coming apart.
You can make it faster by having a good attitude. It also seems to speed up if you have fun and not look at the clock to much.
not really in some states yes i live in America and we do!