1. I feel being cold.

2. I feel cold.
3. I am cold.
4. I am being cold.

I think #2 and #3 are correct.
What about #1 and #4?
Are they OK? What is the difference among the four expressions?

#'s 1 and 4 are incorrect.

#'s 2 and 3 are correct.

Miss is correct. The verb "being" isn't used very often and not after "feel."

Out of the four expressions you provided, #2 and #3 are correct and commonly used. Let's discuss each expression and their differences:

1. "I feel being cold." This sentence is grammatically incorrect and does not convey the intended meaning. Instead, you could say, "I feel cold," which is a common way to express that you are experiencing the sensation of being cold.

2. "I feel cold." This expression is correct and widely used to describe the sensation of feeling cold. It signifies that you are currently experiencing a sensation of coldness.

3. "I am cold." This expression is also correct and commonly used. It indicates that you are in a state of feeling cold due to the surrounding temperature or other circumstances.

4. "I am being cold." This sentence is grammatically incorrect and doesn't make sense in English. Instead, you could say, "I am feeling cold," to accurately convey that you are experiencing the sensation of coldness.

To summarize, #2 ("I feel cold") and #3 ("I am cold") are both correct ways to express feeling cold. The other expressions, #1 and #4, are either grammatically incorrect or do not convey the intended meaning.