Mouth felt much better now.

Meaning: My mouth feels much more pleasant now.

Choice of Words: Mouth is the part of your face where your teeth and tongue are. Felt means to experience a feeling or sensation. Better means more pleasant or desirable. Now means at the present time.

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My mouth is feeling much better now.

Meaning: This means that the speaker's mouth feels more comfortable and less painful at the present time. It's like saying, My mouth doesn't hurt as much anymore.

Choice of Words: My indicates that the mouth belongs to the speaker. Is is a verb that indicates the state of being. Feeling is a verb that means to experience a physical sensation or emotion. Much means a large amount or degree. Better means more desirable or satisfactory. Now refers to the present time. When you put them together, "My mouth is feeling much better now" means that the speaker's mouth feels more comfortable and less painful at the present time.

The pain in my mouth has decreased significantly at this moment.

Meaning: This means that the speaker's mouth feels more comfortable and less painful at the present time. It's like saying, My mouth doesn't hurt as much anymore.

Choice of Words: The indicates that we are talking about a specific mouth. Pain is a physical sensation that is often unpleasant. In indicates that the pain is located within the mouth. My indicates that the mouth belongs to the speaker. Has is a verb that indicates the state of being. Decreased means to become less. Significantly means to a large extent or degree. At indicates a specific point in time. This refers to the present moment. Moment is a brief period of time. When you put them together, "The pain in my mouth has decreased significantly at this moment" means that the speaker's mouth feels more comfortable and less painful at the present time.

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