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Tmn111 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Is this correct?

Is "embarrass oneself" correct?

for example:
Can I say: "She embarrassed herself" instead of "She disgraced herself."?

Thanks.
  

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tmn111 Is "embarrass oneself" correct? "? I think each embarrassed is less intense than disgraced.

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  • tmn111 Is "embarrass oneself" correct?
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  • I think each embarrassed is less intense than disgraced.
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tmn111Is "embarrass oneself" correct?   Yeah, totally correct
for example:
Can I say: "She embarrassed herself" instead of "She disgraced herself."?
I think each embarrassed is less intense than disgraced.

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