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Ayl Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

"I feel like" or "it feels like"?

Should I say "I feel like" or "it feels like"? Are both these sentences, which sound informal, acceptable?

I feel like I'm walking on fire.
It feels like I'm walking on fire. 
  

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Ayl Should I say "I feel like" or "it feels like"? You can say either one or the other. Both are acceptable.

— CalifJim

  • Ayl Should I say "I feel like" or "it feels like"?
  • You can say either one or the other.
  • Both are acceptable.
  • ) CJ
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AylShould I say "I feel like" or "it feels like"?
You can say either one or the other. Both are acceptable. (I would say the second one if it were my choice.)

CJ
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The following sentence, which sounds formal, is also acceptable, isn't it?

I feel as if I were walking on fire.
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I feel like I'm walking on fire.
It feels like I'm walking on fire.
I feel as if I were walking on fire.

Do the above sentences mean the same?
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AnonymousDo the above sentences mean the same?
Yes.
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