Is "feel starving" grammatically correct?
1.I feel starving and want to eat anything and everything right now.
2. I feel starving now and it smells really good.
I've found these two sentences by googling, but I don't think they're grammatically correct. Shouldn't they be "I feel myself starving " or "I'm starving" ? Just saying "I feel starving" seems to be wrong. But I don't think "feel starving" is entirely wrong, because "starving" is listed as an adjective in dictionaries.
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fire1 I feel starving No. You need one of these: I'm starving. / I feel like I'm starving.
- fire1 I feel starving No.
- You need one of these: I'm starving.
- / I feel like I'm starving.
- / I feel as if I'm starving.
- All of them mean I'm very, very hungry .
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fire1I feel starving
No. You need one of these:
I'm starving. / I feel like I'm starving. / I feel as if I'm starving.
All of them mean I'm very, very hungry.
CJ
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