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The phrase "makes it seem like" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe how something or someone gives the impression or appearance of being a certain way. Example: His constant bragging about his achievements makes it seem like he is trying too hard to impress others.
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Every now and then, though, somebody like D'Angelo or Erykah Badu makes it seems like a mortal can continue the work begun by artists like Sly Stone and Betty Davis and Prince.
"My brother inspires me because he works really hard and if he messes up he keeps trying again and he makes it seems like it is not a mistake anymore," Genesis said, adding that she had applied the same technique recently while acting in her first play.
It makes it seems like he is more concerned about the public relations than he is about the community.
The FotoSketcher app takes a photograph of the Norwegian Dawn, docked in Bermuda, and makes it seems like a sketch.
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Its presentation in the Discussion makes it seem like an afterthought.
"It makes it seem like a cathedral".
It makes it seem like everyone is doing this".
"He makes it seem like everything is always O.K".
It makes it seem like thirty years of slaving away might have been worth it".
"Somehow he makes it seem like it all just happened organically".
"Officially, he makes it seem like he has turned the page, that he lives another life.
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