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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Feeling or feel

What is the difference?
I am feeling cold.
I feel cold.
  

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Anonymous What is the difference? If you are speaking of the present moment, virtually nothing. If you are speaking generally, only the second will serve.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous What is the difference?
  • If you are speaking of the present moment, virtually nothing.
  • If you are speaking generally, only the second will serve.
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AnonymousWhat is the difference?
If you are speaking of the present moment, virtually nothing.
If you are speaking generally, only the second will serve.
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Mister MicawberIf you are speaking of the present moment, virtually nothing.
Yes, I was wondering about speaking of the present moment. Thanks.
Mister MicawberIf you are speaking generally, only the second will serve.
I see. Would this example be what you mean by generally: I feel cold when I take a shower in the morning and
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AnonymousIs that what you mean by generally?
Yes.
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