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[Nightmare85]

Hello,
It just came into mind

Fictional example:
You are on a beach and have clothes on.
Someone (let's say a girl) asks:
Why don't you undress?
And your answer is:
Sorry, I don't feel sexy today.
Is the answer grammatically right?

I'm not sure if it could be something like:
Sorry, I'm not feeling sexy today, I doubt it because of the today.
And what about:
Sorry, I don't feel me sexy today. - I doubt that's good English.

Cheers!

[buggles]

Hello,
It just came into mind

Fictional example:
You are on a beach and have clothes on.
Someone (let's say a girl) asks:
Why don't you undress?
And your answer is:
Sorry, I don't feel sexy today.
Is the answer grammatically right?

I'm not sure if it could be something like:
Sorry, I'm not feeling sexy today, I doubt it because of the today.
And what about:
Sorry, I don't feel me sexy today. - I doubt that's good English.

Cheers!

It's fine to say either of the first two, but we'd never say, "I don't feel me sexy today."

A small point......

The original question would be more likely to be, "Why don't you take your clothes (or "things") off?"


buggles (not a teacher)

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The first two are gramatically correct, but not something that would normally be said at a public beach.

I am not a teacher.