Collocation
I feel like
To have a desire or inclination for something, or to have a certain mood or opinion.
Definition
'I feel like' is a common English collocation. To have a desire or inclination for something, or to have a certain mood or opinion.
I feel like + V-ing / noun / clause
“I feel like going for a walk.”
Examples
- I feel like having some ice cream right now.
- After a long week, she feels like staying home.
- Do you feel like watching a movie tonight?
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- We felt like celebrating after we finished the project.
- Sometimes I don't feel like cooking, so I order takeout.
- He usually feels like jogging in the morning.
- They felt like exploring the old town market.
- I often feel like traveling to new places.
- She never feels like waking up early on weekends.
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