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"feel worried" "get worried" " is worried" "worry"?How can i use these correctly?difference?
27 apr. 2017 07:36
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Usually people say the following: "I am worried." / "He is worried." "I am starting to get worried." / "I am beginning to get worried." / "I started getting worried." Rather than "feel worried", it is usually simply "I am worried." or "Are you worried?" though you could say "Are you feeling worried?" as well.
27 april 2017
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Alex Jong
Taalvaardigheden
Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels, Koreaans, Russisch
Taal die wordt geleerd
Engels
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