Sign inSeam vs. Seem
In this lesson, we wanna discuss the differences and similarities between these words. Do they have the same grammatical functions?
What Is Their Main Difference?
These two are homophones. However, 'seam' is where two pieces of cloth are sewen, whereas, 'seem' is a linking verb that means appearing in a particular way.
Differences
'Seam' refers to where two pieces of cloth adjoin, while, 'seem' is a linking verb that means appearing in a particular way. Look at the examples below:
She angrily tore the dress from its
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Similarities
They are homophones. They only have similar pronunciations.
Are They Interchangeable?
We can never use them interchangeably because 'seam' is a noun and is referred to clothing, whereas, 'seem' is a linking verb. Compare:
✓ It never seemed strange to me.
X It never
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