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Usage of still (Do you still hungry? vs. Are you still hungry?)



 
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Usage of still (Do you still hungry? vs. Are you still hungry?) #1 (permalink) Sun Jun 08, 2008 10:44 am   Usage of still (Do you still hungry? vs. Are you still hungry?)		  
How do you feel now?
or
How are you feeling now?

Do you still hungry?
or
Are you still hungry?
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still #2 (permalink) Sun Jun 08, 2008 10:45 am   still		  
How do you feel now?
or
How are you feeling now?

Do you still hungry?
or
Are you still hungry? or
Are you still feeling hungry?
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still #3 (permalink) Sun Jun 08, 2008 11:54 am   still		  
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How do you feel now? OK
or
How are you feeling now? OK, but if the verb 'feel' is used to indicate one's opinion or belief, for example, it generally would not be used in the continuous form.

Do you still hungry? No-- But this would be OK: Do you still feel hungry?
or
Are you still hungry? OK
or
Are you still feeling hungry? OK
.
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