English Grammar
"It feels good to hang out with friends."
Is the above sentence has any grammatical mistakes?
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1.It feels good to hang out with friends.
2.I feel good to hang out with friends.
3.I feel good hanging out with friends.
4.It is good to hang out with friends.
5.It makes me feel good to hang out with friends.
Which one is better? Are they the same? Thank you.
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Answers · 5
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The sentence in quotations doesn't have any grammatical mistakes, but you're question should be DOES the above sentence have an grammatical mistakes.
1
Hi Grace,
It looks absolutely fine to me.
Your question, however, is not grammatically sound.
We use "is" to indicate the presence of a quality or the state something is in. Example: He is honest. (quality of honesty) / The truck is out of service. (the state of being unusable) Therefore, if you still prefer to use "is", you can rewrite your question as: "Is the sentence above grammatically correct?" or "Does the sentence above have any grammar mistake?" or simply "Is there any grammar mistake in the sentence above?"
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Lance
1
Looks good to me!
1
Looks good to me. Often people might add a 'my' in front of the friends but it is not necessary.
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Thank you so much for answering.
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