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Discover Ludwig"it felt" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a sensation, usually a physical sensation. Example: His forehead felt cool when I touched it; he must have been running a fever.
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It felt wrong — it felt like nothing.
"It felt contrived".
"Obviously it felt good.
It felt thoroughly justified.
It felt scary.
It felt un-American.
"It felt so stilted".
"It felt exhilarating.
It felt pretentious.
It felt easy".
It felt very objective.
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