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It felt good

🇬🇧 UK //ɪt fɛlt ɡʊd// 🇺🇸 US //ɪt fɛlt ɡʊd//

Significato di It felt good

Expresses a positive feeling or satisfaction.

In simple words: It was pleasant or nice.

It felt good in una frase

• After the long run, it felt good to relax on the couch.
• It felt good to receive compliments from my friends.
• Sitting by the lake in the sun felt good.
• After the stressful week, it felt good to take a vacation.

Come usare It felt good

Used in informal and casual contexts. Appropriate when expressing satisfaction or comfort. Avoid in formal writing or presentations.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Imagine a warm blanket after a cold day - it felt good!

Parole correlate

Collocations with It felt good

• felt good to
• felt good about
• it feels good

Synonyms for It felt good

• was enjoyable
• was pleasant
• felt nice

Common mistakes with It felt good

• Using it in overly formal contexts like academic writing.
• Confusing with 'It feels good', which implies a current sensation.

Domande frequenti su "It felt good"

Cosa significa "It felt good"?

It was pleasant or nice.

Qual è la definizione di "It felt good"?

Expresses a positive feeling or satisfaction.

Come si usa "It felt good" in una frase?

After the long run, it felt good to relax on the couch.

Puoi fare un altro esempio di "It felt good"?

It felt good to receive compliments from my friends.

Quali sono i sinonimi di "It felt good"?

Alcune alternative comuni sono was enjoyable, was pleasant, felt nice.

Quali parole si abbinano a "It felt good"?

Si abbina spesso a felt good to, felt good about, it feels good.

Quali sono gli errori comuni con "It felt good"?

Using it in overly formal contexts like academic writing. Confusing with 'It feels good', which implies a current sensation.

Come si pronuncia "It felt good"?

US: //ɪt fɛlt ɡʊd//, UK: //ɪt fɛlt ɡʊd//. Ascolta l'audio qui sopra per sentire la pronuncia madrelingua.

Quando dovrei usare "It felt good"?

Used in informal and casual contexts. Appropriate when expressing satisfaction or comfort. Avoid in formal writing or presentations.