Rewrite these sentences using seem (to be). a. Mr. Thapa is very friendly. b. He is very civilized. c. He studies hard. d. He is always ready to help others. e. He scores excellent marks.

Here are the rewritten sentences using the verb **'seem'** in a natural and contextually appropriate manner. The verb **'seem'** is used to express an impression or opinion about someone or something, often based on observation or perception rather than absolute certainty.

### Rewritten Sentences:

a. **Original:** *Mr. Thapa is very friendly.*

**Rewritten:** *Mr. Thapa **seems** to be very friendly.*

b. **Original:** *He is very civilized.*

**Rewritten:** *He **seems** to be a very civilized person.*

c. **Original:** *He studies hard.*

**Rewritten:** *He **seems** to study very hard.*

d. **Original:** *He is always ready to help others.*

**Rewritten:** *He **seems** to be always ready to help others.*

e. **Original:** *He scores excellent marks.*

**Rewritten:** *He **seems** to score excellent marks in his examinations.*