I Feel For You – English Lyrics

• By: Bob Sinclar

Lyrics & Translation

[English]

Do you know how much I

I can feel it

Can you feel it?

I can feel it

Can you feel it?

I can feel it

Can you feel it?

I can feel it

Can you feel it?

I can feel it

Can you feel it?

I can feel it

Can you feel it?

I can feel it

Can you feel it?

I can feel it

Can you feel it?

I got a feeling

Do you know how much I

I can feel it

Can you feel it?

I can feel it

Can you feel it?

I can feel it

Can you feel it?

I can feel it

Can you feel it?

Do you know how much I

I can feel it

Can you feel it?

Do you know how much I

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
know /noʊ/ A1	verb - to have information in your mind
much /mʌtʃ/ A2	adjective - a large amount
feel /fiːl/ A1	verb - to experience something physically or emotionally
got /ɡɒt/ A1	verb - past tense of get; to obtain or receive something
feeling /ˈfiːlɪŋ/ A2	noun - an emotion or physical sensation verb - experiencing something physically or emotionally

Key Grammar Structures

• Do you know how much I

  ➔ Embedded Question

  ➔ Indirect question structure where "how much I" serves as the object clause of "Do you know". Demonstrates noun clause usage after question verbs.

• Can you feel it?

  ➔ Modal Question Inversion

  ➔ Subject-auxiliary inversion ("Can you") forming yes/no questions with modal verb "can". Object pronoun "it" follows the base verb "feel".

• I can feel it

  ➔ Modal Verb Declarative

  ➔ "Can" expresses ability + perception. Followed by base verb "feel" without "to". Demonstrates pronoun "it" as direct object.

• I got a feeling

  ➔ Colloquial Possession

  ➔ "Got" informally replaces "have" for possession. Note omission of auxiliary verb (I got = I've got). Articles required before countable nouns like "feeling".

• Do you know

  ➔ Present Simple Question

  ➔ Auxiliary "do" initiates present simple questions. Followed by subject "you" and main verb "know" in base form.