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)?

Question

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)?

Answer

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)

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