HOMEWORK: 1. There is no reason feel threatened. (feel, to feel) 2. I really feel for Ted because his wife just left him. (feel to, feel for) 3. He feels frightened of the storm. (feel, feels) 4. How would you have felt if they said those mean things to you? (feeling, felt) 5. I feel like I just started living again. (feel, feel like)

Hi, Ms. Nami! I feel so proud of you of doing well. You were able to use different forms and tenses of the word feel. Let us practice again soon. See you!

--Teacher Anji

1. There is no reason feel threatened.

>> There is no reason to feel threatened.
2. I really feel for Ted because his wife just left him.

>> CORRECT
3. He feels frightened of the storm.

>> CORRECT
4. How would you have felt if they said those mean things to you?

>> CORRECT
 5. I feel like I just started living again.

>> CORRECT