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Soheil1 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Feel
Hi
Do I write 'feels very bad' or 'feels in a very bad way', or 'will feel very bad'? instead of the underlined?
when one understand that she didn’t heard the truth, she felt in a very bad way, and thinks that she was so stupid, thus she became very angry at the person who lied and this will ruin the relationship.
thanks in advance!
Do I write 'feels very bad' or 'feels in a very bad way', or 'will feel very bad'? instead of the underlined?
when one understand that she didn’t heard the truth, she felt in a very bad way, and thinks that she was so stupid, thus she became very angry at the person who lied and this will ruin the relationship.
thanks in advance!
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It is better to choice a more descriptive adjective: she felt depressed/disappointed/cheated . However the rest of your sentence is again a mess of verb tenses.
- It is better to choice a more descriptive adjective: she felt depressed/disappointed/cheated .
- However the rest of your sentence is again a mess of verb tenses.
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It is better to choice a more descriptive adjective: she felt depressed/disappointed/cheated. However the rest of your sentence is again a mess of verb tenses.
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