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“I smell it.”
“Smelled it.”
“Smell” is also perceived today as more about the sense of smell and smell.
That is, special verbs – is. They're just not universal, and they'll sound bizarre in many contexts.
So: I smelled it. You can both feel and hear.
To smell is the old Russian verb for this action.�
The fact that they didn't come up with anything better with the obsolescence of “I smell” means that other words and phrases are enough for people.
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