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Hanuman_2000 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Feel

Hello,

1.He was feeling bad.

I was reading an English grammar book and it says that the perception verbs like feel,see,think cannot be used in a progressive form.

But I found the above sentence in a dictionary using progressive form of the "feel".

Could any one here explain the above concept?

Thanks.
  

Top answer

hanuman_2000 the perception verbs like feel,see,think cannot be used in a progressive form. No, that's not true. For example, I'm feeling sick.

— Teechr

  • hanuman_2000 the perception verbs like feel,see,think cannot be used in a progressive form.
  • No, that's not true.
  • For example, I'm feeling sick.
  • I'm seeing red.
  • What are you thinking about?
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hanuman_2000the perception verbs like feel,see,think cannot be used in a progressive form.
No, that's not true. For example,
I'm feeling sick.
I'm seeing red.
What are you thinking about?
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Hello,

Thanks.

So when shall I use the progressive form and when not.

Could you explain with examples of these?

Thanks.
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