范文：
I felt thrilled when I received the news that I had been accepted into my dream university. The feeling was overwhelming, and it made me smile from ear to ear. I had worked so hard for years, and now it was finally paying off. Looking back, I remember how I felt during those sleepless nights, filled with hope and determination. It's a moment I'll cherish forever.
常见问答知识清单：
1. What is the past tense of "feel"?
2. How do you use the past tense of "feel" in a sentence?
3. Can "felt" be used in the passive voice?
4. What is the difference between "felt" and "felt like"?
5. Can "felt" be followed by a gerund?
6. How do you form the past tense of "feel" for third person singular?
7. Is "felt" used with adjectives or adverbs?
8. Can "felt" be used to express an opinion?
9. What is the past participle of "feel"?
10. Is "felt" always followed by a noun?
Detailed Answers:
1. The past tense of "feel" is "felt."
2. You can use "felt" in a sentence like this: "I felt happy when I saw the sunset."
3. Yes, "felt" can be used in the passive voice. Example: "The students were felt to be wellprepared for the exam."
4. "Felt" is used to describe a sensation or emotion, while "felt like" is used to express a belief or impression. Example: "I felt a cold coming on" (sensation) and "I felt like I was going to be late" (opinion).
5. Yes, "felt" can be followed by a gerund. Example: "I felt waiting in line for hours."
6. The past tense of "feel" for third person singular is also "felt." Example: "She felt overwhelmed by the task."
7. "Felt" is often used with adjectives to describe a sensation or emotion. Example: "I felt excited."
8. Yes, "felt" can be used to express an opinion. Example: "I felt that the movie was boring."
9. The past participle of "feel" is "felt."
10. "Felt" is not always followed by a noun. It can be followed by adjectives, adverbs, or gerunds, depending on the context. Example: "I felt a shiver run down my spine" (adjective), "I felt happy" (adverb), "I felt waiting in line" (gerund).
