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You feel that

🇬🇧 UK //jʊ ˈfiːl ðæt// 🇺🇸 US //ju ˈfil ðæt//

Meaning of You feel that

You express your thoughts or emotions about a situation or idea.

In simple words: It expresses your opinion or thoughts about something.

You feel that in a sentence

• You feel that this project will be a success.
• When you feel that something is wrong, trust your instincts.
• Sometimes, you feel that you need a change in your life.
• You feel that everyone should have a chance to speak.
• In meetings, you feel that your ideas are often overlooked.

How to use You feel that

Use this phrase to share personal feelings or perceptions. It is appropriate in both conversational and written contexts.

Grammar pattern

feel + that + clause

Memory hint

Think of 'you feel' as an emotional signal, like a heart letting you know something.

Related words

Collocations with You feel that

• feel that way
• feel that emotion
• feel that time is right
• feel that something is off
• feel that tension

Synonyms for You feel that

• you think that
• you believe that
• you perceive that
• you sense that
• you understand that

Common mistakes with You feel that

• Using 'that' incorrectly; should always follow 'feel'.
• Confusing with 'you think' - these have different nuances.
• Forgetting to include the subject before 'feel'.

Frequently asked questions about You feel that

What does You feel that mean?

It expresses your opinion or thoughts about something.

What is the definition of You feel that?

You express your thoughts or emotions about a situation or idea.

How do you use You feel that in a sentence?

You feel that this project will be a success.

Can you give another example of You feel that?

When you feel that something is wrong, trust your instincts.

What are synonyms for You feel that?

Common alternatives include you think that, you believe that, you perceive that, you sense that, you understand that.

What words go with You feel that?

It commonly pairs with feel that way, feel that emotion, feel that time is right, feel that something is off, feel that tension.

What are common mistakes when using You feel that?

Using 'that' incorrectly; should always follow 'feel'. Confusing with 'you think' - these have different nuances. Forgetting to include the subject before 'feel'.

How do you pronounce You feel that?

US: //ju ˈfil ðæt//, UK: //jʊ ˈfiːl ðæt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use You feel that?

Use this phrase to share personal feelings or perceptions. It is appropriate in both conversational and written contexts.