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Youngbuts Posted 13 years ago
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I feel her beautiful(?)
Hi~
I think I'm having a confussion about English adjcective caused by the difference between my first language and English. So , I have made some sentnences that could seem strange but to me are direct translations to English from my first tounge.
1.I think she is beautiful.
2.I feel she is beautiful.
3.I think her beautiful.
4.I feel her beautiful.
5.I feel beautiful from/at/in her. (Is this sturucture possible with any other prepositions?)
6.I feel beauty from her.
I'm guessing #1,#2, and #3 are possible. But I'm not sure if from #3 to #6 are acceptable.
Many thanks in advance!
I think I'm having a confussion about English adjcective caused by the difference between my first language and English. So , I have made some sentnences that could seem strange but to me are direct translations to English from my first tounge.
1.I think she is beautiful.
2.I feel she is beautiful.
3.I think her beautiful.
4.I feel her beautiful.
5.I feel beautiful from/at/in her. (Is this sturucture possible with any other prepositions?)
6.I feel beauty from her.
I'm guessing #1,#2, and #3 are possible. But I'm not sure if from #3 to #6 are acceptable.
Many thanks in advance!
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1. This is very natural. I think it’s the best of the six.
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- This is very natural.
- I think it’s the best of the six.
- 2.
- This is correct but not very natural.
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1. This is very natural. I think it’s the best of the six.
2. This is correct but not very natural.
3. This is correct and natural but uncommon in modern American English.
4. No.
5. No to all and any other prepositions.
6. No.
2. This is correct but not very natural.
3. This is correct and natural but uncommon in modern American English.
4. No.
5. No to all and any other prepositions.
6. No.
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Hi, Aspara Gus. Thank you for your guidance.
I googled the phrase "I feel beautiful" right before. All I could find about the phrase seemed to mean I think I'm beautiful. If we say 'I feel beautiful', does it mean I think I am beautiful?
If so, could I say I feel beauty in the wind(something), though 'I feel beauty in her(someone)' is strange? (There were some sentences like the firs
I googled the phrase "I feel beautiful" right before. All I could find about the phrase seemed to mean I think I'm beautiful. If we say 'I feel beautiful', does it mean I think I am beautiful?
If so, could I say I feel beauty in the wind(something), though 'I feel beauty in her(someone)' is strange? (There were some sentences like the firs
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I feel beautiful, although is not really something you will hear often, is probably understood to mean " I am feeling so good, that everything is beautiful.
youngbutscould I say I feel beauty in the wind(something), though 'I feel beauty in her(someone)'I feel her beauty -grammatically is correct. But feeling one's beauty sounds kind of unnatural. Beauty is pe
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youngbutsIf we say 'I feel beautiful', does it mean I think I am beautiful?I feel beautiful sounds like you probably don’t usually think you look beautiful but that you feel beautiful at this moment.
I think I am beautiful is a general opinion about yourself. You probably always think of yourself this way.
youngbuts
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