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Discover Ludwig"I feel cold" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing that you are feeling cold or chilly. For example: I was out walking in the snow all morning, and now I feel cold.
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I feel cold metal on my wrists.
It's not her fault, but around her I feel cold.
(For example, "I feel cold because there is snow on the ground").
"I feel cold, helpless and powerless, literally and figuratively," Mr. Hoffman said with a sigh.
I feel cold and quivery just thinking about those Sunday nights.
I know it might sound superfluous as a statement, but, here in England, I feel cold.
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Suddenly, I felt cold.
I felt cold but young again.
I felt cold air in my spine.
I felt cold and light-headed under the fluorescent glare.
I felt cold like when someone splashes water on you.
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