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Hi, PreciousJones. I would say: I was acting like a fool. ( I have come across that phrase many times before) I am being foolish.
- Hi, PreciousJones.
- I would say: I was acting like a fool.
- ( I have come across that phrase many times before) I am being foolish.
- ( You are normally a sensible person, but you are behaving like that at the moment\ for the time being.
- Also, I think I don't say that I was being fool because I haven't bumped into that past form) I hope a native speaker will answer your question, too.
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Hi, PreciousJones. I would say:
I was acting like a fool. ( I have come across that phrase many times before)
I am being foolish. ( You are normally a sensible person, but you are behaving like that at the moment\ for the time being. Also, I think I don't say that I was being fool because I haven't bumped into that past form)
I hope a native speaker will answer your question, too.
I was acting like a fool. ( I have come across that phrase many times before)
I am being foolish. ( You are normally a sensible person, but you are behaving like that at the moment\ for the time being. Also, I think I don't say that I was being fool because I haven't bumped into that past form)
I hope a native speaker will answer your question, too.
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Sorry for mistyping not fool -- foolish
I must immediately correct my mistake:) After doing a search, I have realized there is a past form of that usage, so we can say: I was being foolish.
I must immediately correct my mistake:) After doing a search, I have realized there is a past form of that usage, so we can say: I was being foolish.
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