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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Hello,
do we say I feel good about a situation or I feel well about it?
And also my sister and I or my sister and me?
do we say I feel good about a situation or I feel well about it?
And also my sister and I or my sister and me?
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I feel good about a situation. My sister and I are going to the movie (subject of sentence). Our dad took my sister and me to the movie (object of sentence).
- I feel good about a situation.
- My sister and I are going to the movie (subject of sentence).
- Our dad took my sister and me to the movie (object of sentence).
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I feel good about a situation.
My sister and I are going to the movie (subject of sentence).
Our dad took my sister and me to the movie (object of sentence).
My sister and I are going to the movie (subject of sentence).
Our dad took my sister and me to the movie (object of sentence).
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"I feel good about (something)."
"My sister and I arrived this morning." (subject)
"They don't like my sister and me." (object)
When in doubt, take out "my sister and". Then it should be obvious that you say, for example, "I arrived..." but "They don't like me".
Regarding your subject line, the word is spelled grammar.
"My sister and I arrived this morning." (subject)
"They don't like my sister and me." (object)
When in doubt, take out "my sister and". Then it should be obvious that you say, for example, "I arrived..." but "They don't like me".
Regarding your subject line, the word is spelled grammar.
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Anonymous1. I feel good about a situation is okay, but some would prefer 'I have a good feeling about...'
1. do we say I feel good about a situation or I feel well about it?
2. And also my sister and I or my sister and me?
2. If it's the subject of the sentence either is correct, though out o
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