What does feeling great mean?
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What does feeling great mean?
adj causing or characterized by a feeling of self-satisfaction. feel-good factor.
How do you respond to I’m feeling great?
If somebody says to you “I’m just peachy” you can respond to this person in various ways, such as:
- Glad to hear it.
- Great, I’m happy for you.
- I’m glad you are feeling better.
- Fantastic!
- Great! That’s great to hear, I’m in a good mood too.
- It’s going to be a good day.
What is grammatically correct I feel well I feel good?
One of the most usual, and most uneducated of all daily, indeed hourly, mistakes is “I feel good” for “I feel well.” This is absolutely illiterate. Another form of opposition to feeling good is that good is commonly used as an adjective, and so the verb feel should be followed by the adverb of well.
What is the good feeling called?
What is another word for good feeling?
| fellow feeling | concern |
|---|---|
| empathy | sympathy |
| warmth | affinity |
| care | compassion |
| feeling | rapport |
What’s another word for feeling good?
What is another word for feel-good?
| happy | cheerful |
|---|---|
| upbeat | optimistic |
| sanguine | positive |
| cheering | satisfying |
| hopeful | joyful |
What should I reply to I’m fine?
‘ If someone says: “How are you?,” you can say: “I’m fine.” Another way to answer: “Pretty good.”—This means about the same thing as “I’m fine.” We also have: “Not bad.” You can use this if you are feeling just okay, or so-so.
How do you respond to I’m happy to hear that?
Thank you, I’m really glad to hear that.
Is it correct to say I don’t feel good?
The correct grammatical form of the sentence is “I don’t feel well.” Reason: In the sentence you are describing the verb (feel), so you need an adverb, which “well” is. “Good” is the adjective form of “well.” So, you would use “good” to describe a noun.
What is the difference between feeling good about it and feeling good?
There is barely any difference. To my ear, I feel good about it is more solidly positive, and represents a steady confidence, whereas I’m feeling good about it is less solid and steady, and may even suggest that I’m gradually convincing myself that I feel good about it. You will probably get a lot of different opinions on this.
Is it better to say ‘I feel great’ or ‘I’m Good’?
Both are OK. My gut feel is that ‘I feel, great’ is more natural for an American voice – or even just ‘I’m good’ is responding to a question (How are you feeling?) but others may disagree. An English voice might be more likely to say ‘I’m fine’ depending on the character’s background and upbringing.
How do you use I Feel Good in a sentence?
I feel good is used in a Simple Present tense when we talk about habitual things. For example: I feel good when I eat chocolates. I feel good when I go to a mall and shop a lot. I feel good after taking a shower.
Is it correct to say “I feel good but average”?
Both are correct. It is all depends on situation where you are going to use the sentence. If you say in a formal way mostly at first stage when you are feeling good but average. If you are feeling good, more than average you can you use. ( In order to compare your betterment to your last stage.) 8 clever moves when you have $1,000 in the bank.