Sentence Structure | Part - B

Feel Like Doing

Rule-01: Subject + feel like + (Verb+ing) + extension.

• I feel like eating now.
• Nazneen feels like swimming in the pond now.
• Robin feels like going to his village home now.
• I feel like walking now.
• Sonia feels like reading a book now.

Rule-02 (For Negative Sentences): Subject + don't/ doesn't  + feel like + (Verb+ing) + extension.

• I don't feel like going to New York now.
• Hasan doesn't feel like reading now.
• Sonia doesn't feel like sleeping now.
• We don't feel like playing card now.
• They don't feel like gossiping now.

Sentence Structure | Part - A

Rule-03 (Yes/ No Question): Do/ Does/ Don't/ Doesn't (as needed, according to verb & subject) + Subject + feel like + (Verb+ing) + extension + ?

• Do you feel like taking rest?
• Does he feel like swimming in the river now?
• Do you feel like seeing your mother?
• Do you feel like talking to him.
• Don't you feel like talking to me?
• Doesn't Sonia feel like eating now?

Sentence Structure | Part - C

Rule-04 (For informational questions): WH word + Do/ Does/ Don't/ Doesn't (as needed, according to verb & subject) + Subject + feel like + (Verb+ing) + extension + ?

• What do you feel like speaking?
• What does he feel like knowing?
• Why doesn't he feel like sleeping?
• Which book do you feel like reading?
• Whom do you feel like knowing about?
• For what doesn't he feel like talking to me?
• Whose pen does Nazneen feel like seeing?

CORRECTION | Part - B

Rule-05: Subject + feel like + Noun.

• Sonia feels like tea now.
• I feel like a rest.
• Robin feels like a meal now.
• She doesn't feel like a drink now.
• He doesn't feel like milk now.