Choose the correct option.
Correct answer: B. "They seem eager to cooperate."
- A. They seem eagerly to cooperate
- B. "They seem eager to cooperate."
- C. "They seem eagered to cooperate."
- D. "They seems eager to cooperate."
Explanation
This sentence is correct. "Eager" is an adjective that correctly follows the verb "seem" to describe the subject's state. The sentence clearly conveys that they are willing or enthusiastic about cooperating.
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