nope, you're wrong. "i feel nauseous" is a grammatically correct sentence in english.
No, it literally isn't. It literally is a grammatical error. It literally is used incorrectly by the greater populace.
In the context of saying you feel sick. But, if you feel disgusting, then yes, it is correct. Like how I found your comment nauseous bc I pressumed you're trying to say nauseous is the same as nauseated.
first of all, there was no need to be a jerk about it. secondly, that’s very picky of you. thirdly: https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/can-you-feel-nauseous-or-nauseated
How was I being a jerk? Y'all too sensitive.
And, yeah, read the article you linked me. It still do not disprove that what I said is not correct. In fact, it reaffirm it. Did you look at the definition of Nauseating on the site? I did. And also read how and when nauseous is used to MEAN nauseating.
"Nauseous" is an adjective, a descriptive word and " nauseated" is a verb as in "feeling or experiencing." And, yes, you are still bitchy.
Bitchy and correct. I’ll take that, sis, and an unbothered existence. I suggest you do the same.
^^ is correct √
this is so fucking stupid lmfao. two years later i'll say it again "i feel nauseous" is a grammatically correct sentence. "i FEEL nauseous". "i WAS nauseated" or "it nauseated me". and that's on what? grammar, luv.
Chapter 2, he did not feel nauseous, he felt nauseated. You cannot feel nauseous.