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Spanish Verbs - buscar vs parecer

buscar (conjugate)

parecer (conjugate)

I have to look for a book that I need in the library.
Tengo que buscar un libro que yo necesito en la biblioteca.

I looked for the book last night but I didn't find it.
Yo busqué el libro anoche pero no lo encontré.

Have you looked at this book?
¿ Has mirado este libro?

It looks like it's going to rain.
Parece que va a llover.

This book looks interesting.
Este libro parece interesante.

John looks tired.
Juan parece cansado.

Mary looks tired.
María parece cansada.

I thought that this movie was going to look interesting to John.
Yo creía que esta película le iba a parecer interesante a Juan.

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