i feel vs i feel disturbed from

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I feel' is a simple expression used to convey emotions or sensations, while 'I feel disturbed from' is a more specific expression indicating that something is causing a disturbance or discomfort. The choice between the two depends on the level of detail and specificity you want to convey.

Last updated: March 15, 2024 • 1022 views

i feel

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express emotions or sensations.

This phrase is used to convey one's emotions, sensations, or opinions. It is a simple and common expression.

Examples:

I feel happy today.
I feel tired after a long day at work.
I feel grateful for your help.

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i feel advanced exercises so easy compared to 2nd stage.why?
When I got the information about Au Pair, i feel happy.
Sorry, i know, that's just how i feel.
What is it with women your age needing to know how i feel?
However, i feel like it takes forever to get the Bonus.
H. Roderik" "Once I download Mp3Doctor PRO i feel pleasantly surprised and amazed.
This is my take on it, but i feel the person best to answer your question is Darwin himself. You could contact his support and ask.
"'i feel like a failure,"'because I'm struggling to become something
"Hearing it, i feel"
i feel a stretch in my spine when i do the exercise where you reach up high
Im 165cms exactly. will let you know my progress every week. i feel little pain on my sholder, back bone & waist, is it due to exercises??
This program, MP3 Doctor i feel is just like a real doctor.
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chloe, just because you know my secret doesn't mean you know how i feel.
Hello Mr.Paul. Im 16 and im 6.2 (6.2 and a half maybe), but i feel short. I play basketball and my dream is to play college basketball and even make it to the pros.
My name is Cheltsea and i would love to be an Au-pair for your family. I have never travelled outside of Australia so i feel this would be an amazing experience.
I feel admirably well tonight doctor.
I feel connected to all living things.
But sometimes I feel really lonely.
I feel guilty about discouraging Kyle.

Alternatives:

I sense
I experience
I perceive
I believe
I think

i feel disturbed from

This phrase is correct but less commonly used in English. It indicates that something is causing a disturbance or discomfort.

'I feel disturbed from' is used to express that something is causing a disturbance or discomfort. It adds specificity to the feeling being described.