The phrase "a friend feel" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction, as it lacks proper context or grammatical structure.
Example: "I want to make a friend feel appreciated."
Alternatives: "make a friend happy" or "help a friend".
Share a Little Kindness Have you noticed how good it feels to offer someone a helping hand, sharing a smile with a complete stranger, or feeling like you said just the right words to make a friend feel better?
LINDA C. LEE Everyone's Best Friend Linda Lee knew how to make a friend feel special.
Ridding yourself of an uneasy secret is not a good enough reason to make a friend feel bad.
Having a friend feel your forehead isn't very reliable; use a digital thermometer placed under your tongue for about 40 seconds.
Comments such as, "It will be ok", or "I know how you feel", or even, "Why cry...you wanted this, remember?" are not helpful and can make a friend feel more alone or misunderstood.
Make a friend feel special.
Looks like a friend, feels like a friend Friend Twin asks about your screenplay, supports you when you lie in the giant redwood steaming appliance.. Friend Twin talks about the deal Freddy Friyn has made with Barbara Krearn, which cuts out Marty Rupp.. Friend Twin has no needs...no legitimate human aspirations..only wants to please..to preserve the link without imposing.
Something about the responsibility of choosing a personal, meaningful gift for a friend feels too intimate, too momentous.
I couldn't understand why The Smiths weren't on every week while a friend felt the same way about Duran Duran.
In response, a friend felt compelled to disparage David Hockney, although, he said, Mr. Hockney did once write something about Vermeer and chiaroscuro in The New Yorker.
I feel angry, grief stricken – the part of me that is a human being, a parent, a friend feels this deeply, while the part of me that is an academic - a psychologist - wants to analyse, rationalise, problem solve.
