what does this sentence imply? do you feel like + ing 1) do you feel like going shopping? (does this include the speaker or just the listener?) 2) do you feel like watching a movie? ( does this incl

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what does this sentence imply? do you feel like + ing 1) do you feel like going shopping? (does this include the speaker or just the listener?) 2) do you feel like watching a movie? ( does this include me or just the listener)?

15 янв. 2020 г., 3:30

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Without any other context they both imply that the listener and the speaker are included. 1) Do you feel like going shopping (with me)? 2) Do you feel like watching a movie (with me)? But the context could change the meaning. 1) (he says) I'm going to get a haircut. (She answers) Well I don't want to sit here and wait while you do that. (he responds) Do you feel like going shopping? (implies that she should go shopping while I get my hair cut) 2) DAD, I'm sooooo bored. (he answers) Do you feel like watching a movie? (implies the kid should watch a movie and leave his dad in peace)

15 января 2020 г.

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