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www0935
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 Posted: Wed May 20, 2009 1:42 am Post subject: Another way to say "not feel well" |
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Please help me with this sentence. Thanks.
In the following sentence, "I still did not feel well",
is it acceptable to say "I still felt a little uncomfortable" or "I still felt a little under the weather"?
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pugachevV
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You can say,
"I still felt under the weather."
"I still felt sick."
"I still felt ill."
"I still felt unwell."
Although you may often feel uncomfortable when you are sick, "I still felt uncomfortable" doesn't really indicate that it was because of sickness. It simply means that you are not physically comfortable. |
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