The document discusses the difference between using "feel" and "have" in English. It states that "feel" should be used to describe symptoms like feeling sick, good, or bad, while "have" should be used to describe sicknesses and injuries like having a stomachache or sore knee. Both "feel" and "have" can be followed by a noun or adjective. The document then indicates there will be exercises to practice the difference between "feel" and "have."

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por Anabel
Mrs. Anabel Montes - English teacher

2. UNIT – 7 English – 4th I.E.P «Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe»
FEEL vs HAVE
FEEL vs HAVE
We use feel to describe
symptons.
Ejm: Sick, good, bad.

3. UNIT – 7 English – 4th I.E.P «Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe»
FEEL vs HAVE
We use have to describe
sicknesses and injuries.
Ejm: Stomachache. Sore knee,
headache

4. UNIT – 7 English – 4th I.E.P «Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe»
FEEL vs HAVE
•FEEL is followed by a
noun/ an adjective.
•HAVE is followed by a
noun/ an adjective.

5. UNIT – 7 English – 4th I.E.P «Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe»
FEEL vs HAVE
EXERCISES

6. UNIT – 7 English – 4th I.E.P «Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe»
FEEL vs HAVE
• Circle the correct alternative: