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Infinitive	Imperative	Participle
to feel	feel let's feel feel	Present Past feeling felt

Indicative
Present Past I feel you feel he/she/it feels we feel you feel they feel I felt you felt he/she/it felt we felt you felt they felt

Past participle
having felt

Indicative
Present continuous Present perfect Future Future perfect I am feeling you are feeling he/she/it is feeling we are feeling you are feeling they are feeling I have felt you have felt he/she/it has felt we have felt you have felt they have felt I will feel you will feel he/she/it will feel we will feel you will feel they will feel I will have felt you will have felt he/she/it will have felt we will have felt you will have felt they will have felt
Past continuous Past perfect Future continuous I was feeling you were feeling he/she/it was feeling we were feeling you were feeling they were feeling I had felt you had felt he/she/it had felt we had felt you had felt they had felt I will be feeling you will be feeling he/she/it will be feeling we will be feeling you will be feeling they will be feeling
Present perfect continuous Past perfect continuous Future perfect continuous I have been feeling you have been feeling he/she/it has been feeling we have been feeling you have been feeling they have been feeling I had been feeling you had been feeling he/she/it had been feeling we had been feeling you had been feeling they had been feeling I will have been feeling you will have been feeling he/she/it will have been feeling we will have been feeling you will have been feeling they will have been feeling

Infinitive	Imperative	Participle
not to feel	do not feel let's not feel do not feel	Present Past not feeling not felt

Indicative
Present Past I do not feel you do not feel he/she/it does not feel we do not feel you do not feel they do not feel I did not feel you did not feel he/she/it did not feel we did not feel you did not feel they did not feel

Past participle
not having felt

Indicative
Present continuous Present perfect Future Future perfect I am not feeling you are not feeling he/she/it is not feeling we are not feeling you are not feeling they are not feeling I have not felt you have not felt he/she/it has not felt we have not felt you have not felt they have not felt I will not feel you will not feel he/she/it will not feel we will not feel you will not feel they will not feel I will not have felt you will not have felt he/she/it will not have felt we will not have felt you will not have felt they will not have felt
Past continuous Past perfect Future continuous I was not feeling you were not feeling he/she/it was not feeling we were not feeling you were not feeling they were not feeling I had not felt you had not felt he/she/it had not felt we had not felt you had not felt they had not felt I will not be feeling you will not be feeling he/she/it will not be feeling we will not be feeling you will not be feeling they will not be feeling
Present perfect continuous Past perfect continuous Future perfect continuous I have not been feeling you have not been feeling he/she/it has not been feeling we have not been feeling you have not been feeling they have not been feeling I had not been feeling you had not been feeling he/she/it had not been feeling we had not been feeling you had not been feeling they had not been feeling I will not have been feeling you will not have been feeling he/she/it will not have been feeling we will not have been feeling you will not have been feeling they will not have been feeling

Indicative
Present Past do I feel ? do you feel ? does he/she/it feel ? do we feel ? do you feel ? do they feel? did I feel ? did you feel ? did he/she/it feel ? did we feel ? did you feel ? did they feel ?

Indicative
Present continuous Present perfect Future Future perfect am I feeling ? are you feeling ? is he/she/it feeling ? are we feeling ? are you feeling ? are they feeling ? have I felt ? have you felt ? has he/she/it felt ? have we felt ? have you felt ? have they felt ? will I feel ? will you feel ? will he/she/it feel ? will we feel ? will you feel ? will they feel ? will I have felt ? will you have felt ? will he/she/it have felt ? will we have felt ? will you have felt ? will they have felt ?
Past continuous Past perfect Future continuous was I feeling ? were you feeling ? was he/she/it feeling ? were we feeling ? were you feeling ? were they feeling ? had I felt ? had you felt ? had he/she/it felt ? had we felt ? had you felt ? had they felt ? will I be feeling ? will you be feeling ? will he/she/it be feeling ? will we be feeling ? will you be feeling ? will they be feeling ?
Present perfect continuous Past perfect continuous Future perfect continuous have I been feeling ? have you been feeling ? has he/she/it been feeling ? have we been feeling ? have you been feeling ? have they been feeling ? had I been feeling ? had you been feeling ? had he/she/it been feeling ? had we been feeling ? had you been feeling ? had they been feeling ? will I have been feeling ? will you have been feeling ? will he/she/it have been feeling ? will we have been feeling ? will you have been feeling ? will they have been feeling ?

Past participle
having felt

Indicative
Present continuous Present perfect Future Future perfect I am feeling you are feeling he/she/it is feeling we are feeling you are feeling they are feeling I have felt you have felt he/she/it has felt we have felt you have felt they have felt I will feel you will feel he/she/it will feel we will feel you will feel they will feel I will have felt you will have felt he/she/it will have felt we will have felt you will have felt they will have felt
Past continuous Past perfect Future continuous I was feeling you were feeling he/she/it was feeling we were feeling you were feeling they were feeling I had felt you had felt he/she/it had felt we had felt you had felt they had felt I will be feeling you will be feeling he/she/it will be feeling we will be feeling you will be feeling they will be feeling
Present perfect continuous Past perfect continuous Future perfect continuous I have been feeling you have been feeling he/she/it has been feeling we have been feeling you have been feeling they have been feeling I had been feeling you had been feeling he/she/it had been feeling we had been feeling you had been feeling they had been feeling I will have been feeling you will have been feeling he/she/it will have been feeling we will have been feeling you will have been feeling they will have been feeling

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See also verbs with similar meaning: feel for,  feel like,  feel like a million,  feel like a million dollars,  feel out


-  Be conscious of a physical, mental, or emotional state
-  Have a feeling or perception about oneself in reaction to someone's behavior or attitude
-  Come to believe on the basis of emotion, intuitions, or indefinite grounds
-  Examine by touch
-  Pass one's hands over the sexual organs of
-  Examine (a body part) by palpation
-  Undergo an emotional sensation or be in a particular state of mind
-  Perceive by a physical sensation, e.g., coming from the skin or muscles
-  Undergo passive experience of:"We felt the effects of inflation"
-  Grope or feel in search of something
-  Produce a certain impression
-  Find by testing or cautious exploration
-  Be felt or perceived in a certain way



-  She felt sad after her loss
-  I made the students feel different about themselves
-  I found the movie rather entertaining
-  The customer fingered the sweater
-  He felt the girl in the movie theater
-  The runner felt her pulse
-  He felt regret
-  She felt the heat when she got out of the car
-  She felt his contempt of her
-  He felt for his wallet
-  It feels nice to be home again
-  He felt his way around the dark room
-  The sheets feel soft


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