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Clee62 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Feel someone to do, doing, or feel do something?

Hi,

I am not sure the time to use all three verb forms after "feel someone".

I happen to see a sentence used in a novel, and it says,"...he had been watching their flight and had suddenly felt himself to have plunged to the Soul of the World."

I hear people say, " i can feel someone talking to me." or " I can feel somone touch me."

Or "feel" verb is a special word that can be used in all three options?
  

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clee62 Hi, I am not sure the time to use all three verb forms after "feel someone". " Or "feel" verb is a special word that can be used in all three options? e.

— Anonymous

  • clee62 Hi, I am not sure the time to use all three verb forms after "feel someone".
  • " Or "feel" verb is a special word that can be used in all three options?
  • e.
  • ; I'd rather use the verb 'hear').
  • The bare infinitive refers to the complete action whereas the present participle to the incomplete one.
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clee62Hi,

I am not sure the time to use all three verb forms after "feel someone".

I happen to see a sentence used in a novel, and it says,"...he had been watching their flight and had suddenly felt himself to have plunged to the Soul of the World."

I hear people say, " i can feel someone talking to me." or " I can feel somone touch me."
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