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Navitasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
embarrassed
I am embarrassed with him.
What does this sentence mean?
a-He makes me feel embarrassed. (I am never embarassed with my doctor. I can tell him everything.)
b-I am embarrassed with I am with him. (My husband has started behaving strangely recently. I am embarrassed with him.)
c-I am embarrassed because of him, He does not have to be there. (I am so embarrassed with my son. He is in prison. Every time he is mentioned I blush.)
Gratefully,
Navi.
What does this sentence mean?
a-He makes me feel embarrassed. (I am never embarassed with my doctor. I can tell him everything.)
b-I am embarrassed with I am with him. (My husband has started behaving strangely recently. I am embarrassed with him.)
c-I am embarrassed because of him, He does not have to be there. (I am so embarrassed with my son. He is in prison. Every time he is mentioned I blush.)
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
Hi, I am embarrassed with him. ' What does this sentence mean? 'Embarrassed with ' is not commonly said.
- Hi, I am embarrassed with him.
- ' What does this sentence mean?
- 'Embarrassed with ' is not commonly said.
- I'd guess this sentence means 'I feel embarrassed when we are together'.
- But it doesn't tell us why.
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Hi,
I am embarrassed with him.
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What does this sentence mean? 'Embarrassed with' is not commonly said.
I'd guess this sentence means 'I feel embarrassed when we are together'. But it doesn't tell us why.
We usually say 'embarrassed by'.
I am embarrassed with him.
'
What does this sentence mean? 'Embarrassed with' is not commonly said.
I'd guess this sentence means 'I feel embarrassed when we are together'. But it doesn't tell us why.
We usually say 'embarrassed by'.
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