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Mentalhead Posted 16 years ago
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Feel or feeling?
I've got a question, which of these two sentences is correct, and when can I use them?
1) I feel depressed.
2)I'm feeling depressed.
I think that both of them are correct but do they have the same meaning and can both of them be used in same context?
1) I feel depressed.
2)I'm feeling depressed.
I think that both of them are correct but do they have the same meaning and can both of them be used in same context?
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Hi, I've got a question, which of these two sentences is correct, and when can I use them? 1) I feel depressed. Sounds more definite.
- Hi, I've got a question, which of these two sentences is correct, and when can I use them?
- 1) I feel depressed.
- Sounds more definite.
- 2)I'm feeling depressed.
- Sounds a bit like it is a temporary feeling.
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Hi,
I've got a question, which of these two sentences is correct, and when can I use them?
1) I feel depressed. Sounds more definite.
2)I'm feeling depressed. Sounds a bit like it is a temporary feeling.
I think that both of them are correct Yes
but do they have the same meaning and can both of them be used in same context? See my comments.
I've got a question, which of these two sentences is correct, and when can I use them?
1) I feel depressed. Sounds more definite.
2)I'm feeling depressed. Sounds a bit like it is a temporary feeling.
I think that both of them are correct Yes
but do they have the same meaning and can both of them be used in same context? See my comments.
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