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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
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Don't feel good/aren't feeling good /ING or infinitive

Which would you say please?

1 When you don't feel good, I don't feel good either.
2 When you aren't feeling good, I don't feel good.
3 When you aren't feeling good, I'm not feeling good.

1 Instead of playing/play against him, he's going to play with him.
2 Rather than playing/play against him, he's going to play with him.

Thank you
  

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1 When you don't feel good, I don't feel good either. << 2 When you aren't feeling good, I don't feel good. 3 When you aren't feeling good, I'm not feeling good.

— CalifJim

  • 1 When you don't feel good, I don't feel good either.
  • << 2 When you aren't feeling good, I don't feel good.
  • 3 When you aren't feeling good, I'm not feeling good.
  • 1 Instead of playing /play against him, he's going to play with him.
  • << 2 Rather than playing/play against him, he's going to play with him.
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1 When you don't feel good, I don't feel good either. <<

2 When you aren't feeling good, I don't feel good.
3 When you aren't feeling good, I'm not feeling good.

1 Instead of playing/play against him, he's going to play with him. <<

2 Rather than playing/play against him, he's going to play with him.

CJ
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