it seems when we vs it seems that when we

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'It seems when we' is used when the following clause provides additional information or a consequence, while 'It seems that when we' is used when the following clause is a dependent clause providing a reason or condition.

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it seems when we

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when the following clause provides additional information or a consequence.

Examples:

It seems when we exercise regularly, we feel more energetic.
It seems when we work together, we achieve better results.

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It seems better when we don't go outside.
It seems that, when we were in London, she made a new friend.
Somehow none of it seems to matter when we're in Dublin.
Dear Thomas: Though many seasons have passed it seems like only yesterday when we last saw each other in Charles Town.
I just think when it seems like we're not on the same page, it sends a confusing message.
It seems that when we were in London, she made a new friend... a lady's maid in the house of a colonel in your former regiment.
It seems like yesterday when we planted them.
It seems like even when we get the chance to rehearse and prepare... and practice...
It almost seems like when we called them the American Taliban,
It seems to me that when we are having to deal with challenges such as the economic crisis and the need to create growth, we should not be treating expenditure on the fight against global climate warming as a priority.
Mr President, it seems to me that when we look back on conferences we do so from different angles. It's just like the celebrated half-full or half-empty glass of water - we see different things, depending on our standpoint.
It seems to me that when we speak of parenthood today, we still conventionally try and place the burden of responsibility solely on the shoulders of mothers and women.
And it seems that when we give up on what was, well, that's when things that we thought improbable, or impossible even,
It seems that only when we get people mentally compromised enough do we say, "What say you?"
Just when it seems that we are making progress in the European Union, at least insofar as we know what basic human rights are, we get a signal from one of the Member States that this simply is not true.
How quick it seems when I'm beside you.
Indeed even, it seems when somebody's making a science-fiction movie and off in space they can't seem to escape from the sword.
It seems when he couldn't speak to me he reached out to you.
It seems when your mother was pregnant with you, your parents decided it would be best if Jeffrey received full-time care and supervision.
It seems everything seems to have been decided already.

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It seems that when we
It appears when we
It looks like when we
It feels like when we
It sounds like when we

it seems that when we

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when the following clause is a dependent clause providing a reason or condition.