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In a message dated 97-09-23 12:36:05 EDT, mindymae -at- TECHREPS -dot- COM writes:
<< Also
feel bad vs feel badly
--Mindy Mae >>
This problem started because "well" can mean a state of health.
"You don't look well" really is a statement that the person does not seem to
be in good health, it's not a comment on their ability to "look." "You don't
look good," should be the standard, which might lead people to admit to
"feeling bad."
Nauseated yet?
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