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Gene93 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

to get a feel for something

Hello,
Does: "You might like her once you've got a feel for who she is" sound natural to you? I don't think I've encountered "to get a feel for" used in such sentences before, but it might be okay.

Thank you.
  

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Gene93 Does: "You might like her once you've got a feel for who she is" sound natural to you? No; it sounds a bit rude, actually. We get a feel for a task or ability.

— Mister Micawber

  • Gene93 Does: "You might like her once you've got a feel for who she is" sound natural to you?
  • No; it sounds a bit rude, actually.
  • We get a feel for a task or ability.
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Gene93Does: "You might like her once you've got a feel for who she is" sound natural to you?
No; it sounds a bit rude, actually. We get a feel for a task or ability.
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I assume the same would hold true for "If you want to get a feel for who I am check out my new song". Yes, we get a feel for a task or ability.
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