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Liton Das Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Mind doesn't

In a worrisome situation


Mind doesn't get calmed.

Mind doesn't get a calm.

Mind doesn't feel a calm.

Mind doesn't feel a relax.

Mind doesn't feel relaxed.


Are these grammatically correct?

  

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All of those are incorrect. g. "my mind".

— GPY

  • All of those are incorrect.
  • g.
  • "my mind".
  • "a calm" and "a relax" are not correct.
  • "relax" is not a noun.
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All of those are incorrect.

"Mind" needs some kind of determiner, e.g. "my mind".

"a calm" and "a relax" are not correct. "relax" is not a noun. "calm" can be a noun but it does not work in your sentence.

This is possible:

My mind doesn't feel calm/relaxed.

Often we just say:

I don't feel calm/relaxed.

Obviously you can also say:

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