how can i use phrase?

Yesterday, I got a taken took a credit card from my wife. B because I needed that card to buy gas.
But today, I forgot that I had to give th

I have confusion about between "So I have been embrassed on going." and "So I was embarrassed".

As I know, former sentence is made by present prefect sentence and latter is simple past.
So Might be I think I have to use former what "present perfect sentence" aren't you? Because that fact's state is on going now.

No, you are embarrassed.

Embarrassed is a "state" not an action so use the present tense if you are embarrassed NOW and use the past if were embarrassed THEN.

Don't use the present perfect.

Carter Lee"So I have been embarrassed on going."

Did you intend to put "on going" within the quotes? I wonder whether you may be getting mixed up with the adjective "ongoing" (one word, no space). This means that something is/was still happening. For example, you can talk of "ongoing embarrassment". You cannot say "I have been embrassed ongoing". It is ungramm

Thanks let me know that. GPY and all.

Hi
I have a curiosity about how/where US native English user cut off read and think above in sentence?

You can use the present perfect, but the grammar is quite advanced.

I was embarrassed. (at that time in the past.)
I am embarrassed. (now)
I am still embarrassed. (the entire period of time from the start to now.)
I have been embarrassed ever since. (The adverb phrase "ever since" has the same meaning as "still".)