1. I feel like a toy.
2. I want to have a toy.
3. I want to take a toy.
4. I want to buy a toy.
(What does #1 mean?)
5. I feel like as it I am a princess.
( Is this one correct?)
1. For example: I am bouncing around from one belief to another like a rubber ball.
I feel as if I were a princess.
("were" is subjunctive, not used much in English)
1. I feel like a toy. -- This is not well stated, as Damon explained above. It does not mean the same as the others.
2. I want to have a toy.
3. I want to take a toy.
4. I want to buy a toy.
2, 3, and 4 are fine, but don't mean the same thing.
5. I feel like as if I were a princess.
#1 "I feel like a toy" is a phrase used to express feeling insignificant or not being taken seriously. It could imply that the person feels like they are being treated as an object rather than a person. However, it would be helpful to have more context to fully understand the meaning behind this statement.
#5 "I feel like as it I am a princess" is grammatically incorrect. The correct phrasing would be "I feel like I am a princess." This phrase suggests that the person feels special, important, or deserving of special treatment, similar to how a princess may be seen.
1. "I feel like a toy" can be interpreted in different ways depending on the context. It could mean feeling small or insignificant, like a toy that is played with and easily discarded. It could also mean feeling objectified or not being taken seriously.
2. "I want to have a toy" means you desire to possess or own a toy. It indicates a wish or a preference to have a toy for yourself.
3. "I want to take a toy" suggests a desire to take a toy that belongs to someone else without permission. This can be seen as undesirable behavior, as it violates the concept of ownership and infringes on another person's rights.
4. "I want to buy a toy" implies a desire to purchase a toy using money. This is a more socially acceptable and legal way of acquiring a toy.
5. "I feel like as it I am a princess" is not grammatically correct. It should be "I feel like a princess" or "I feel as if I am a princess." This statement suggests that the person feels regal, special, or important, just like a princess. However, it's important to note that feeling like a princess is subjective and varies from person to person.