'How are you feeling today' and 'How do you feel today'? - Preply
2020年11月27日 · Hi Olga, that's a great question! The good news is there's not much difference between the present simple: "How do you feel today?" and the present continues: "How are you feeling today?" so you can use them interchangeably in everyday conversation. The small difference is that the present continuous "How are you feeling today?"
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How Do You Feel Today? - AARP Online Community
2020年11月5日 · I FEEL LIKE A NUMBER Bob Seger I take my card and I stand in line To make a buck I work overtime Dear sir letters keep comin' in the mail I work my back till it's racked with pain The boss can't even recall my name I show up late and I'm docked, it never fails I feel like just another, spoke in ...
how do you feel? or how are you feeling? - UsingEnglish.com
2014年8月22日 · How are you feeling today? implies that perhaps you weren't feeling well a few days ago and the person who is asking want's to find out if you feel better now. How do you feel could be asked when someone wants someone's opinion about something. Example: How do you feel about the Chicago Bulls winning? Hope this helps
[General] How do you feel vs. What do you feel - UsingEnglish.com
2011年8月27日 · How do you feel about the event? What do you feel about the event? 2. What do you say this in English? How do you say this in English? 3. It is a bad habit to speak ill of others. It is a bad habit speaking ill of others. As to the third one, I heard either one is fine, but I wonder which one is a more common expression.
[Grammar] The difference between "What are you feeling?” and …
2010年12月7日 · "All the other passengers had been woken up in the night to catch the plane, but for some reason or other we had been forgotten. You can imagine ___ we felt." I guess "how" should be used to fill in the blank. But when or in what context would we use " What ....you feel?" instead? Thank you for your reply.
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“Get Well” or “Feel Better”? | Learn English - Preply
Get well, or feel better: Both are correct, but used in different contexts. When one is ill, we say " Get well soon." Meaning, we wish them a speedy recovery. This would apply when we know they are not terminally ill. Feel better can be used when one is now recovering from an illness. I feel better today. Hope you feel better after taking the ...
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