about seem
seem + adj
seem to be adj
He seems happy.( correct)
That story seems to be true. (correct)
Then,
He seems to be happy. ( not correct)
That story seems true. ( correct or not)
so, the point is what's the difference between seem + adj and seem to be + adj?
Does it have something to do with the subjects (people or things)?

Question

about seem
seem + adj 
seem to be adj
He seems happy.( correct)
That story seems to be true. (correct)
Then,
He seems to be happy. ( not correct)
That story seems true. ( correct or not)
so, the point is what's the difference between seem + adj and seem to be + adj?
Does it have something to do with the subjects (people or things)?

Answer

It seems that you must have some context that is not included.
.
He seems happy.( correct)
That story seems to be true. (correct)

He seems to be happy. ( CORRECT)
That story seems true. ( CORRECT)
.
I seem to have answered the question.
Next, you should seem happy.
Does he seem happy, now?

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