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Which one is correct usage?
#1 It feels alright living in Japan for the next three years.
#2 It feels alright to live in Japan for the next three years.
#1 It feels alright living in Japan for the next three years.
#2 It feels alright to live in Japan for the next three years.
- English (US)
I suggest: The thought of living in Japan for the next few years feels alright.
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- English (US)
Neither.
I feel all right about living in Japan for the next three years.
(I thinks this is what you mean...)
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@hiromi888 Both are fine, but I think replacing "alright" with "ok" would sound more natural.
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