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TeacherJapan Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Any difference?

I can’t describe

1) what I am feeling right now.

2) how I am feeling right now.

  

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teacherJapan Any difference? The only difference is grammatical. 1) asks for a noun answer 2) asks for an adjective What are you feeling?

— CalifJim

  • teacherJapan Any difference?
  • The only difference is grammatical.
  • 1) asks for a noun answer 2) asks for an adjective What are you feeling?
  • Anger.
  • Happiness.
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teacherJapan Any difference?

The only difference is grammatical.

1) asks for a noun answer
2) asks for an adjective

What are you feeling? Anger. Happiness. Sadness.
How are you feeling? Angry. Happy. Sad.

CJ

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