Collocation
How did you feel about it?
A common question used to ask someone for their opinion, reaction, or emotional response to a particular event, situation, or topic.
Definition
'How did you feel about it?' is a common English collocation. A common question used to ask someone for their opinion, reaction, or emotional response to a particular event, situation, or topic.
How did + subject + feel + about + object?
“How did you feel about it?”
Examples
- After the meeting, how did you feel about the new proposal?
- She asked him, "How did you feel about that surprise party?"
- He didn't say much, so I wonder how he truly did feel about the news.
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- I'm curious, how did they feel about the change in plans?
- When the project was finished, how did you feel about the outcome?
- Don't worry, just tell me honestly, how did you feel about her comments?
- My manager asked, "How did you feel about working on the weekend?"
- After reading the book, how did you feel about the main character's choices?
- So, how did your parents feel about your decision to move abroad?
- The teacher wanted to know, "How did the students feel about the difficult exam?"
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