Language points 3. She wouldn't tell me how much money she had put in it, but it felt like several dimes fee/like-seem like when touched e.g. In pitch darkness when the wounded soldier touched the ground, it felt like water everywhere, Early next morning, his comrades-in-arms found him lying in a pool of blood On Christmas Day my uncle gave me a parcel which contained something that felt like bars of chocolate Feel like(doing) sth. means be inclined to do something Peter is down with measles. He does not feel like eating anythingLanguage points 3. She wouldn’t tell me how much money she had put in it, but it felt like several dimes. feel like —seem like when touched e.g.: In pitch darkness when the wounded soldier touched the ground, it felt like water everywhere, Early next morning, his comrades-in-arms found him lying in a pool of blood. On Christmas Day my uncle gave me a parcel which contained something that felt like bars of chocolate. Feel like (doing) sth. means be inclined to do something. Peter is down with measles. He does not feel like eating anything