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Fuchsia car 337 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Feel for or feel about?
1. “ How do you feel for him?”
2. “ How do you feel about him?”
Which one is correct?
Top answer
1. ” Don't say this. It's too similar to the idiom I feel for him , which means I sympathize with him.
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- ” Don't say this.
- It's too similar to the idiom I feel for him , which means I sympathize with him.
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- How do you feel about him?
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1.“ How do you feel for him?” Don't say this. It's too similar to the idiom I feel for him, which means I sympathize with him.
2. How do you feel about him? Say this. eg
Q - How do you feel about him?
A - I like him.
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