Object

• bit: But last week he said: " I suppose I feel a bit easier now than I did then.

• sense: They would certainly feel a deep sense of responsibility.

• need: They feel the need for a complete change of leadership.

• sympathy: You couldn't feel any sympathy at all toward the character anymore.

• pressure: Time Challenge Puzzles You'll really feel the pressure with these exciting timed puzzles.

Preposition: at

• home: Any new parents would be especially made to feel at home!

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• guilty: I feel a bit guilty, what with some of you traveling 600 odd miles and me traveling 10 minutes.

• conscious: Actually thatfs a lie, but I did feel self conscious whilst flailing limbs at people.

Adjective modifier

• airy: Internally the church has a wonderfully light and airy feel, helped greatly by the glazed ridge to its roof.

• authentic: The lounge and dining areas are well furnished with local items giving an authentic feel.

• contemporary: The Students ' Union decided to give the venue a simple, warm, contemporary feel.

Adjective complement

• confident: DEVELOPMENT: Leader: Does anyone feel confident enough to tell me what this word means?

• comfortable: We desire an indoor climate in which we feel comfortable - warm enough in winter, cool in summer.

• free: Please feel free to contact us on the details below.

• guilty: George Johnson said: " Steven does not feel guilty about taking this money.

• safe: People should feel safe from attack, in their own homes, at school, on the street, or at their workplace.

• sick: Do not cheat You will feel sick about it.

Used with why or when

• when: Or we may be overwhelmed by how vast and free life suddenly feels when our minds are not on the hunt.

• that: I feel that is still true of many connected with the cathedral.