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- 13-Nov-2005, 16:29 #11
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Re: to feel + adjective/adverb It means that it doesn't matter on whether we use "to feel well" and "to feel good"? The meaning is always the same?
- 14-Nov-2005, 04:21 #12
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- 16-Nov-2005, 16:40 #13
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: to feel + adjective/adverb OK, thank you! I hope I understand it well now.
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