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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
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Ashamed vs embarrassed

Which would you say?

If you're embarrassed/ashamed of the way you're dressed.

Can you say :

He's ten times worse than me. I'm kind, not him.
I respect you more than you do me/more than you respect me.
This animals don't need their master's affection.

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alc24 Which would you say? If you're embarrassed/ashamed of the way you're dressed. This is only one half of a sentence, and it doesn't make sense as it stands.

— Philip

  • alc24 Which would you say?
  • If you're embarrassed/ashamed of the way you're dressed.
  • This is only one half of a sentence, and it doesn't make sense as it stands.
  • Can you say : He's ten times worse than me.
  • I'm kind, not him.
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alc24Which would you say?

If you're embarrassed/ashamed of the way you're dressed. This is only one half of a sentence, and it doesn't make sense as it stands.

Can you say :

He's ten times worse than me. I'm kind, not him. Sorry, but it doesn't make sense to me.

I respect you more than you do me/more than you respect me
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