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Present:	feeling
Past:	felt

Indicative of "feel"

	Present	Past	Future
I	feel	felt	will feel
you	feel	felt	will feel
he/she	feels	felt	will feel
we	feel	felt	will feel
you	feel	felt	will feel
they	feel	felt	will feel

Perfect of "feel"

	Present	Past	Future
I	have felt	had felt	will have felt
you	have felt	had felt	will have felt
he/she	has felt	had felt	will have felt
we	have felt	had felt	will have felt
you	have felt	had felt	will have felt
they	have felt	had felt	will have felt

Imperative of "feel"

	Affirmative	Negative
I	-	-
you	feel	don't feel
he/she	-	-
we	let's feel	let's not feel
you	feel	don't feel
they	-	-

Progressive of "feel"

	Present	Past	Future
I	am feeling	was feeling	will be feeling
you	are feeling	were feeling	will be feeling
he/she	is feeling	was feeling	will be feeling
we	are feeling	were feeling	will be feeling
you	are feeling	were feeling	will be feeling
they	are feeling	were feeling	will be feeling

Perfect Progressive of "feel"

	Present	Past	Future
I	have been feeling	had been feeling	will have been feeling
you	have been feeling	had been feeling	will have been feeling
he/she	has been feeling	had been feeling	will have been feeling
we	have been feeling	had been feeling	will have been feeling
you	have been feeling	had been feeling	will have been feeling
they	have been feeling	had been feeling	will have been feeling

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