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Is this ok? -How do you feel? -I'm hungry.
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Sep 16, 2017 1:17 AM
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'I'm hungry' is correct.
You could also say:
'I'm a bit hungry' - when you are hungry, but it's not urgent that you eat
'I'm a little hungry' - a more polite version
'I'm feeling a little hungry' - a more polite version
'I'm getting hungry' - if have just started to feel hungry
'I'm very hungry'
'I'm starving hungry' - you really need to eat soon!
September 16, 2017
Hi Helen,
Yes 'I'm hungry' is correct.
Other ways to say this are . . .
"I'm starving" "I feel starving"
"I'm fanished" " I feel famished"
"I'm really hungry" "I feel really hungry"
"I'm very hungry" "I feel very hungry"
All of the above relate to being very hungry.
September 16, 2017
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September 16, 2017
Hi Helen,
Yes we can use 'How do you feel"? To ask if someone is hungry.
But it is more commonly used to ask a general question?
Usually we can ask a specific question like "Are you hungry"?
September 16, 2017
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