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Taka Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Embarrassed
He feels embarrassed when he asks questions in class.
If 'feels' was replaced with 'is' as below, would it still sound natural and make sense?
He is embarrassed when he asks questions in class.
If 'feels' was replaced with 'is' as below, would it still sound natural and make sense?
He is embarrassed when he asks questions in class.
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Hi, Yes, there's really not much difference. 'Feels' sometimes suggests that he has no real cause to experience that feeling. ie that his feeling is unjustified.
- Hi, Yes, there's really not much difference.
- 'Feels' sometimes suggests that he has no real cause to experience that feeling.
- ie that his feeling is unjustified.
- Clive
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Hi,
Yes, there's really not much difference.
'Feels' sometimes suggests that he has no real cause to experience that feeling.
ie that his feeling is unjustified.
Clive
Yes, there's really not much difference.
'Feels' sometimes suggests that he has no real cause to experience that feeling.
ie that his feeling is unjustified.
Clive
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