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Idiidelai Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
An adverb or an adjective ? (To feel relaxed )
Do we always use an adjective or an adverb after "to feel" ? or are there any mixed rules?
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Usually. The word "feel" has more than one definition. " If you use it to describe your mental state, your feelings, then it requires an adjective: "I feel happy", "I felt betrayed", etc.
- Usually.
- The word "feel" has more than one definition.
- " If you use it to describe your mental state, your feelings, then it requires an adjective: "I feel happy", "I felt betrayed", etc.
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Usually. The word "feel" has more than one definition. If you use it in the sense of "to touch", then it doesn't need an adjective: "I felt the doorknob, to see if it was hot."
If you use it to describe your mental state, your feelings, then it requires an adjective: "I feel happy", "I felt betrayed", etc.
If you use it to describe your mental state, your feelings, then it requires an adjective: "I feel happy", "I felt betrayed", etc.
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