Mastering Fluency With Another 100 Essential Phrasal Verbs

[@idabakos2063]

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[@kellysalazar6034]

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[@softsheepu]

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[@Svitlana-d-d]

I've got a question. I have learnt the phrasal verb "to feel like (doing smth.)" with the meaning "to want to do smth." E.g. "I don't feel like going to the cinema today. I feel like reading a book." Is "feel like" = "feel up"? Are they synonyms?

[@highflyerenglish]

Feel like and feel up to can mean the same, but 'feel up to' also might suggest that you don't feel well or have the energy. Good question, Svitlana. Thanks for all the corrections you've given. I won't change this video, but I'll bear them in mind if I produce a new on. If you'd like to keep in touch with me my email is [e-mail]. It would be great to hear from you. 😃

[@Svitlana-d-d]

Thank you for great useful videos! But I have a small request. Please, could you refuse from adding music to your next videos? At the beginning and at the end it is quite suitable, but I find the repetitive tune all the time during the explanations rather annoying. It distracts from listening. Probably, other subscribers of your channel have the same ideas. Thank you for reading my comment!

[@highflyerenglish]

Thanks, I will bear the point about music in mind!