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15-Oct-2005, 10:37
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 have a good feel? "This mouse has a good feel." "This leather has a good feel." I can't get "has a good feel" in these sentences.  Thank you. |
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15-Oct-2005, 11:26
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| Re: have a good feel? It is soft, smooth, pleasant to touch. |
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15-Oct-2005, 12:45
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| Re: have a good feel? Also, of mechanical devices: 1. This keyboard has a good feel = this keyboard functions gratifyingly well. MrP |
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15-Oct-2005, 13:06
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| Re: have a good feel? So a mouse has a good feel - is it a computer mouse? Then it may be interpreted in the way MrP has just mentioned: a mouse has excellent operational properties and is comfortable to use. |
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