1. I feel I have a fever.
2. I feel like I have a fever.
Do both sound good?
No, they don't.And do they mean exactly the same thing?
You generally don't have two colds or two headaches at the same time either. But in English we still say 'I have a cold/ a headache'.I can't understand why fever and temperature are countable words.
(A = one)
How can you have two fevers (as example)?
(Or temperatures.)
This does not make sense to me.
Cheers!
couple of days agoInteresting.
Off-topic:
Offroad, when did you write your language and your country?
I've just seen it ;-)
Cheers!
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