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Grammar
The realationship between he and felt
Hi,In {By the end of the war he felt used up and sick of life.}, the verb of "felt" shows that 'he' existed in a mind or body condition that has a controlling effect on him.So, the subject "he" is a sufferer of the stated state and the verb "felt" used to show "he" is covered with that condition.Whether only in this way can we come into the core of the realationship between "he" and "felt" ?Thank you for your assistance.
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Feel is something that a person senses either by actual touch, or by an emotional response. I touched a big ice cube. It felt cold.
- Feel is something that a person senses either by actual touch, or by an emotional response.
- I touched a big ice cube.
- It felt cold.
- It made me feel cold all over.
- I held a hot cup of tea in my hands.
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Feel is something that a person senses either by actual touch, or by an emotional response.
I touched a big ice cube. It felt cold. It made me feel cold all over.
I held a hot cup of tea in my hands. It felt warm.
My best friend was sick. I felt sorry for her.
When I am sick, I don't feel well.
Jose won the race. Jose's father felt
I touched a big ice cube. It felt cold. It made me feel cold all over.
I held a hot cup of tea in my hands. It felt warm.
My best friend was sick. I felt sorry for her.
When I am sick, I don't feel well.
Jose won the race. Jose's father felt
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