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What is the difference between I'm feeling fatted and I'm feeling fat ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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The first one sounds very unnatural
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"Fatted" is not a word. The correct way to say it is the second way, "I'm feeling fat."
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@julesmcghouls Fatted actually is a word, just not used in this context
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