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Navitasan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Not good
Which are correct:
1) I felt not good.
2) I felt not good enough.
3) It seems not good.
4) It seems not good enough.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) I felt not good.
2) I felt not good enough.
3) It seems not good.
4) It seems not good enough.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
They are certainly not natural though I don't know if they are actually wrong. A textbook would not teach them as standard constructions. " but not yet be sure what adjective to choose.
- They are certainly not natural though I don't know if they are actually wrong.
- A textbook would not teach them as standard constructions.
- " but not yet be sure what adjective to choose.
- They then decide on a positive adjective and add "not" before to make it negative.
- If they knew the adjective they wanted to use, they would go straight for a sentence with doesn't / didn't.
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They are certainly not natural though I don't know if they are actually wrong. A textbook would not teach them as standard constructions.
In practice, someone might start a sentence with "I feel...." but not yet be sure what adjective to choose. They then decide on a positive adjective and add "not" before to make it negative. If they knew the adjective they wanted to use, they would
In practice, someone might start a sentence with "I feel...." but not yet be sure what adjective to choose. They then decide on a positive adjective and add "not" before to make it negative. If they knew the adjective they wanted to use, they would
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