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it seems take a few days to respond. vs it seems takes a few days to respond.

The correct phrase is "it seems to take a few days to respond." The verb "take" should be in the base form after the modal verb "seems."

Last updated: April 01, 2024 • 1089 views

it seems take a few days to respond.

This phrase is incorrect. The verb "take" should be in the base form after the modal verb "seems."

Incorrect. Use "it seems to take a few days to respond."
  • Winter is coming quickly and we all have just a few days to respond in a humane way.
  • I might take a few days to cash it.
  • Take a few days to put together.
  • It'll take a few days to assemble.
  • I thought you'd take a few days to settle in.
  • It may take a few days to kill the bugs tho.
  • However, current diagnostic tests often take a few days to give results.
  • Take a few days to reconsider.
  • It takes a few days to release them.
  • It'll take a few days to show a response...
  • Might take a few days to get through the red tape.
  • It will take a few days to secure the remaining sick.
  • It takes a few days to wear off.
  • Anyway, according the healer, the bridge should take a few days to enchant.
  • It's obviously going to take a few days to complete the handover, during which time I ask for your continued cooperation and patience.
  • It's just... it takes a few days to organise that much.
  • It'll take a few days to set it up, 'cause the hydraulics need to settle.
  • It takes a few days to kick in.
  • It takes a few days to wash out, Gunny.
  • Take a few days to think about it.

it seems takes a few days to respond.

This phrase is incorrect. The verb "take" should be in the base form after the modal verb "seems."

Incorrect. Use "it seems to take a few days to respond."
  • Winter is coming quickly and we all have just a few days to respond in a humane way.
  • I might take a few days to cash it.
  • Take a few days to put together.
  • It'll take a few days to assemble.
  • I thought you'd take a few days to settle in.
  • It may take a few days to kill the bugs tho.
  • However, current diagnostic tests often take a few days to give results.
  • Take a few days to reconsider.
  • It takes a few days to release them.
  • It'll take a few days to show a response...
  • Might take a few days to get through the red tape.
  • It will take a few days to secure the remaining sick.
  • It takes a few days to wear off.
  • Anyway, according the healer, the bridge should take a few days to enchant.
  • It's obviously going to take a few days to complete the handover, during which time I ask for your continued cooperation and patience.
  • It's just... it takes a few days to organise that much.
  • It'll take a few days to set it up, 'cause the hydraulics need to settle.
  • It takes a few days to kick in.
  • It takes a few days to wash out, Gunny.
  • Take a few days to think about it.

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