I am sick today.
I feel sick today.
Are they both correct and common to use? Thanks.
English question, please help?
2011-07-15 7:11 pm
回答 (3)
2011-07-15 7:13 pm
✔ 最佳答案
Yes those are perfectly fine
2011-07-16 2:14 am
Both are correct and commonly used, but they mean different things.
"I am sick" can mean you are ill in any way (e.g. headache, nausea, flu, etc)
"I feel sick" means you feel ill in your stomach and feel as though you are going to vomit.
This is the case in the UK, anyway! Hope that helps!
"I am sick" can mean you are ill in any way (e.g. headache, nausea, flu, etc)
"I feel sick" means you feel ill in your stomach and feel as though you are going to vomit.
This is the case in the UK, anyway! Hope that helps!
參考: Native speaker
2011-07-16 2:13 am
Depends.
"I am sick today" means you actually have a cold or some type of sickness.
"I feel sick today" might not mean you actually have a cold or sickness, but you just do not feel good.
Hope that helps.
"I am sick today" means you actually have a cold or some type of sickness.
"I feel sick today" might not mean you actually have a cold or sickness, but you just do not feel good.
Hope that helps.
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