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Navy build 309 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
I feel bad for hurting my leg. vs I feel bad about hurting my leg
Which one is correct. Or is there a difference in the meaning of each sentence
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Both sentences mean that you are embarrassed and feel foolish because you hurt your leg. Or do you mean this? I am in pain because I hurt my leg.
- Both sentences mean that you are embarrassed and feel foolish because you hurt your leg.
- Or do you mean this?
- I am in pain because I hurt my leg.
- Clive
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Both sentences mean that you are embarrassed and feel foolish because you hurt your leg.
Or do you mean this? I am in pain because I hurt my leg.
Clive
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