With verbs like "seem, appear", one sometimes uses an adverb to express how something appears ("she looked well"), at other times an adjective ("he seemed angry"). How did the Romans do it, specifically with the verb videri?
I was trying to say, "it seems good (to me)", in this site's chat, referring to an expression, and I was uncertain whether I should use a neuter adjective agreeing with the indeterminate subject or an adverb.