seems right vs seems to be right I am not sure how different both are and when to use? Anyone help me to understand how native think.

Can anyone help me studying Assamese?

Except the sentence structures and word choices, I find that I misused a great number of prepositions ("for" and "to"), the definite and indefinite articles ("a" and "the"), and the singular and plural forms in my recently posted writing. I will use it as an example to try to fix my grammar and syntax issues 😨🙏 Despite the reading level so far I have achieved is not bad, my writing ability is still very bad😓

on her weekend(s). Chat GPT says that "She likes to cook on her weekend(s)." suggests she likes to cook on her specific days off, which may not be the typical Saturday and Sunday./"My weekend comes on Monday and Tuesday" is grammatically correct. Do you agree? Thank you! Maki

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Someone who prefers to be alone or who has no friends is ........

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