Are ‘in my life’ and ‘felt sadness’ correctly used in the sentence?
Are ‘in my life’ and ‘felt sadness’ correctly used in the sentence?
People have come by and have left in my life, and just like any other person, I felt sadness for experiencing so.
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Hi Yes, both of those are good forms. There's a Beatles song that describes people that the singer has known: 'In my life, I've loved them all'. Any emotion can be described as being felt: 'I feel anger; I feel sadness; I feel joy'.
- Hi Yes, both of those are good forms.
- There's a Beatles song that describes people that the singer has known: 'In my life, I've loved them all'.
- Any emotion can be described as being felt: 'I feel anger; I feel sadness; I feel joy'.
- (and, in the past tense, of course: 'I felt anger; I felt sadness; I felt joy') Dave
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Yes, both of those are good forms. There's a Beatles song that describes people that the singer has known: 'In my life, I've loved them all'. Any emotion can be described as being felt: 'I feel anger; I feel sadness; I feel joy'. (and, in the past tense, of course: 'I felt anger; I felt sadness; I felt joy')
Dave
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