I want to tell someone about the same day [current day]. For instance:
I've worked out at the gym 2 hours ago and feel good as a result [now]. Now I'm listening to music and surfing the Internet.
Are my sentences correct?
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Sign up to join this communityI want to tell someone about the same day [current day]. For instance:
I've worked out at the gym 2 hours ago and feel good as a result [now]. Now I'm listening to music and surfing the Internet.
Are my sentences correct?
It sounds like you want to check the tenses.
Because your workout was already in the past, you should say it with the past tense,
I worked out at the gym 2 hours ago and it made me feel good. Now I'm listening to music and surfing the Internet.
Instead of "it made me feel good", you can also just simply say,
I feel good.
If you want to emphasize that you're feeling good at this moment, you can also say,
I'm feeling good now.
You are looking for the word "today".