Feel, "Like"?
I feel like a cup of tea. <<< Strictly speaking "like" could only be a preposition in that position. But the "like" here simply means "would like/want" the same as the verb "like"s meaning, unlike the only correct feel like "I feel like I'm nuts".
Americalized?Oh Oh! Thanks Hailey. It could be either a con or a prep in that case but both mean "similar to, resemble" different from the verb like.
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1. feel like (having) a cup of tea
2. feel like shit
Yeah, they are two different meanings.
#1. like = particle of phrasal verb
#2. like = preposition
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Yes, it means "would like/want".
= "I feel like (having) a cup of tea".
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I was thinking of the "like" as a conjunction.
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useful information, thank you
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