I had no idea that "Nauseated" vs. "Nauseous" is such a popular topic. Nevertheless, I was right (as usual):
"... there is subtlety in the way it is used. When nauseous means “feeling physically sick”, it usually appears after a verb such as feel, become, get or grow: “Doctor, I’m feeling nauseous”. When it means “causing nausea”, it is much more likely to be used before a noun: “To conceal the nauseous flavour of the raw spirit they added aromatic herbs and spices”.
Last edited by Dantik; 07-15-2009 at 04:17 PM.
Вы привлекательны, я чертовски привлекателен, так чего зря время терять?
можно, можно
особенно в разговорной (неформальной) речи
таких примеров куча, с разными предлогами на конце
e.g. I would like to be a moderator of this forum. Who can I talk to?:grum:
Можно было бы предлог и вперед предложения вынести, но будет звучать неестественно формально
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