I feel like + (verb-ing) - TalkEnglish.com

I feel like + (verb-ing) ... Here you are expressing to someone something you would enjoy doing. Here are some examples: "I feel like going for a bike ride." "I ... LessonSearchENGLISHLESSONSSpeakingEnglishLessonsEnglishSpeakingBasicsRegularEnglishLessonsBusinessEnglishLessonsInterviewEnglishLessonsTravelEnglishLessonsIdiomsandPhrasesSpecialTopicsEnglishVideoLessonsEnglishVideoLessonsConversationVideosBusinessEnglishVideosEnglishSpeakingVideosEnglishListeningLessonsEnglishListeningLessonsBasicListeningLessonsIntermediateListeningLessonsAdvancedListeningLessonsExtraEnglishLessonsPronunciationLessonsEnglishGrammarBasicsEnglishVocabularyESLVocabularyLessonsFullLessonIndexEXTRASEnglishSpeakingArticles5RulesforSpeakingFluencyGrammarforSpeakingIntonationandSpeedWhatareCollocationsStudyMethodDownloadOfflineVersionComputerVersionAndroidVersioniPad/iPhoneVersionAppsforAndroidandiPhones Play/pause 0:00 0:00 volume next Ifeellike+(verb-ing) ListentotheEntireLessonHereyouareexpressingtosomeonesomethingyouwouldenjoydoing.Herearesomeexamples:"Ifeellikegoingforabikeride.""Ifeellikegoingtothebeach.""Ifeellikehavingasnack.""Ifeelliketalking.""Ifeellikedancing.""Ifeellikehavingfriendsovertomyhouse.""IfeellikewatchingTV."Byadding'don't'or'donot'youcanchangewhatyouaresayingtoexpresssomethingyouwouldnotenjoyorexpressaconcernaboutsomething.Herearesomeexamples:"Idon'tfeellikeleavingyet.""Idon'tfeellikeexplaining.""Idon'tfeellikegoingtobed.""Idonotfeelcomfortabletalkingaboutit.""Idonotfeellikewearegoingintherightdirection."