FOEC_Aula_82_Adverbs of frequency / Present Simple or Continuous
Class 82nd summary on Feb 15th: conversation + conjugation
Stative verbs
On feeling good, well, bad, or badly
Yes, "I'm feeling good" is grammatically correct; it's a perfectly acceptable way to express that you are experiencing a positive emotional state.
Explanation:
– "Feel" as a linking verb:In this sentence, "feel" acts as a linking verb, meaning it connects the subject ("I") to the adjective describing their state ("good").
– Present participle "feeling":"Feeling" is the present participle of "feel" and is used to describe an ongoing action or state.
Exception - I’m feeling good
  
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