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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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Jerry felt very shameful/ashamed.
Jerry felt very shameful/ashamed.
Hi,
Do both shameful and ashamed fit in the above and mean about the same to you? Thanks.
Hi,
Do both shameful and ashamed fit in the above and mean about the same to you? Thanks.
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Only ashamed works as an adjective for the person. Use shameful like this: The bully's action was shameful; it is shameful the way they ignore homeless people here.
- Only ashamed works as an adjective for the person.
- Use shameful like this: The bully's action was shameful; it is shameful the way they ignore homeless people here.
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Only ashamed works as an adjective for the person. Use shameful like this: The bully's action was shameful; it is shameful the way they ignore homeless people here.
Only ashamed works as an adjective for the person. Use shameful like this: The bully's action was shameful; it is shameful the way they ignore homeless people here.
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