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Differences between feel and verb to be
Hello
I cannot understand the difference between feel and to be.
For example:
I feel exhausted , I am exhausted.
I feel homesick, I am homesick.
I feel tired, I am tired.
Could I use verb to be instead of verb perseptions?
I know that feel has to do with skin , but how I could understand the verb to be in these sentences
Last edited by Nano Lakes; 27-Sep-2008 at 15:15.
Reason: spelling
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Re: Differences between feel and verb to be
In this context, it means that I am experiencing this feeling. "I feel sick" - I have the sensation that I may be sick".
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Re: Differences between feel and verb to be

Originally Posted by
Nano Lakes
Hello
I cannot understand the difference between feel and to be.
For example:
I feel exhausted , I am exhausted.
I feel homesick, I am homesick.
I feel tired, I am tired.
Could I use verb to be instead of verb perseptions?
I know that feel has to do with skin , but how I could understand the verb to be in these sentences
"Feel" generally does not mean touching - tocar. Think more sentir
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