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The phrase "appear to change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that seems to undergo a transformation or alteration, often based on observation or perception.
Example: "The colors of the sky appear to change as the sun sets, creating a beautiful gradient."
Alternatives: "seem to alter" or "look like they are changing".
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Consequently, the rules appear to change.
Thursday's speech did not appear to change that.
So if it does appear to change, it's not the Catholic church any more.
Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich appear to change their positions on global warming after every thunderstorm.
Moreover, the change of tempo did not appear to change relative playing strengths.
Mr. Obama did not appear to change many minds with his address.
"It looks simple but it's very complicated," he said of the sculpture whose dimensions appear to change as you approach.
David Skorton, the Smithsonian's secretary, said "people appear to change, especially young people" when they're in a museum.
They appear to change color when viewed from different angles, shifting from green to gold in the sunshine.
Failure modes appear to change with fault dip angle.
Steady-state refers to topographic maintenance or equilibrium in which landscape does not appear to change.
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