The English words "feel" and "felt" represent different tenses of the exact same verb, meaning their usage depends entirely on the timeframe of your sentence. "Feel" is the present tense used to describe ongoing emotions, physical sensations, or opinions occurring right now, as in "I feel happy today." In contrast, "felt" is the past tense and past participle used to describe sensations or emotions that occurred previously, such as "Yesterday, I felt exhausted." Additionally, "felt" functions as a noun naming a dense compressed fabric.
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