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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Love) I have feeling(s) for you?

When you like or love someone, do you say 'I have feeling(s) for you?'

Does 'feeling' need s? Meaning changes if so?
  

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To answer your second question: yes, "feeling" needs the "s". Now for the first question: The meaning of the phrase "I have feelings for you" can be a bit hazy. " However, the sentence "I have feelings for you" is generally used to depict that you like/love a person in a romantic way.

— Matthewetta

  • To answer your second question: yes, "feeling" needs the "s".
  • Now for the first question: The meaning of the phrase "I have feelings for you" can be a bit hazy.
  • " However, the sentence "I have feelings for you" is generally used to depict that you like/love a person in a romantic way.
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To answer your second question: yes, "feeling" needs the "s".

Now for the first question: The meaning of the phrase "I have feelings for you" can be a bit hazy. It can mean "I have feelings for you in a romantic way" or "I have feelings for you in a friendly way."

However, the sentence "I have feelings for you" is generally used to depict that you like/love a person in a romantic
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