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Lucas21c Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Could you help me?
Hi,
Does "I feel scary" means the same as "I am scared" or are there any differences between them in terms of nuance?
Thank you.
Does "I feel scary" means the same as "I am scared" or are there any differences between them in terms of nuance?
Thank you.
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No. "I feel scary" means "I feel like I cause others to feel fear", which is of course completely different from "I feel scared".
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- "I feel scary" means "I feel like I cause others to feel fear", which is of course completely different from "I feel scared".
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No.
"I feel scary" means "I feel like I cause others to feel fear", which is of course completely different from "I feel scared".
"I feel scary" means "I feel like I cause others to feel fear", which is of course completely different from "I feel scared".
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Thank for your answer. By the way, according to another answer responded to the question, related to this issue, which I posted before this question, "I feel scary" means "I am scared (because something or someone scares me)", not "I feel like I cause others to feel fear" And, actually, the quesiton that I posted is about the differences between "I feel scary" and "I am scared", not
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