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Expression
Sir
What is the meaning & tense of the following sentences and where (context) to use it?
1. I feel like going to the beach.
2. I feel like talking / dancing.
Regards
Abdul Basit
Kabul, Afghanistan
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Re: Expression

Originally Posted by
Abdul basit jadoon
Sir No salutation is necessary - especially one which disrespects the female teachers who may be prepared to help you.
1. 'I have an urge to visit the seaside.'
1. 'I am inclined to take part in a conversation/I wish to move rhythmically to music.'
They are both in the present tense.
Use them whenever the said motivations come upon you.
(Note that a better thread title would have been I feel like. . . .)
Rover
Last edited by Rover_KE; 23-Apr-2012 at 08:56.
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Re: Expression
Can we use it with (he, she, they etc)? And kindly me few examples in the past and future tense.
Regards
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