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Feel bad/feel badly

 Feel bad: is used when describing emotions.

Use feel bad when talking about emotional feelings.

Feel badly: is used when describing an action.

Use feel badly when you are talking about physically feeling.

Complete the following sentences with feel bad or feel badly.

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1. Shaving makes his skin feel badfeel badlyI don't know, so he grew a beard.

2. Karen 's reaction made the girl feel badfeel badlyI don't know about insulting him.

3. I hate wearing rubber gloves to paint because they make me feel badfeel badlyI don't know.

4. I'm sure you will feel badlyfeel badI don't know if you don't apologise to your mother for forgetting her birthday.

5. She feels badlyfeels badI don't know, so she is going home for the day.

6. Don't feel badlyfeel badI don't know ; nobody can win all the time.

7. She feels badfeels badlyI don't know that she's upset him.

8. Do you feel badfeel badlyI don't know with the calluses on your hands?