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Conjugation of feel

Irregular CEFR A1
fiːl

(in certain animals, insects etc) an organ for touching, especially one of the two thread-like parts on an insect's head. voeler, tasorgaan لامِس، مِجَس антена antena tykadlo der Fühler følehorn; ante Ver definición completa →

Indicative

Present
I feel
you feel
he / she / it feels
we feel
they feel
you (plural) feel
Past simple
I felt
you felt
he / she / it felt
we felt
they felt
you (plural) felt
Future simple
I will feel
you will feel
he / she / it will feel
we will feel
they will feel
you (plural) will feel
Present continuous
I am feeling
you are feeling
he / she / it is feeling
we are feeling
they are feeling
you (plural) are feeling
Past continuous
I was feeling
you were feeling
he / she / it was feeling
we were feeling
they were feeling
you (plural) were feeling
Future continuous
I will be feeling
you will be feeling
he / she / it will be feeling
we will be feeling
they will be feeling
you (plural) will be feeling
Present perfect
I have felt
you have felt
he / she / it has felt
we have felt
they have felt
you (plural) have felt
Past perfect
I had felt
you had felt
he / she / it had felt
we had felt
they had felt
you (plural) had felt
Future perfect
I will have felt
you will have felt
he / she / it will have felt
we will have felt
they will have felt
you (plural) will have felt

Conditional

Present
I would feel
you would feel
he / she / it would feel
we would feel
they would feel
you (plural) would feel
Conditional perfect
I would have felt
you would have felt
he / she / it would have felt
we would have felt
they would have felt
you (plural) would have felt

Subjunctive

Present
I feel
you feel
he / she / it feel
we feel
they feel
you (plural) feel

Imperative

Affirmative
you feel
we let's feel
you (plural) feel

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