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Expression "felt like to doing"



 
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Expression "felt like to doing" Mon Jun 23, 2008 2:39 am  Expression "felt like to doing"
 

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ESL/EFL Test #244 "Confusing Words test (17)", question 3

Katherine felt like to doing something different so she decided to pierce her ........., or belly button, this week.

(a) navel
(b) naval
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ESL/EFL Test #244 "Confusing Words test (17)", answer 3

Katherine felt like to doing something different so she decided to pierce her navel, or belly button, this week.

Correct answer: (a) navel
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...felt like to doing or felt like doing?

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Expression "felt like to doing" Mon Jun 23, 2008 7:03 am  Expression "felt like to doing"
 

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I've never heard anyone use "felt like to doing", Englishholic. You've got a sharp eye. Wink
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Hi Torsten
I'd say this sentence needs repair. The word 'to' should be deleted:
"Katherine felt like doing something different ..."
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Expression "felt like to doing" Mon Jun 23, 2008 10:54 am  Expression "felt like to doing"
 

Hi Englishholic and Amy,

Thanks a lot for your great work -- "to" has been deleted and the changes will go online with the next update.

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Expression "felt like to doing" Tue Jun 24, 2008 6:44 am  Expression "felt like to doing"
 

navel....and oh..it should be..'felt like doing'...
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