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The phrase "I'm useless" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a complete sentence in itself, with subject (I) and verb (am). You can use this phrase when expressing feelings of worthlessness or lack of ability. For example: - "I'm sorry I couldn't help you, I'm useless at fixing things." - "I tried my best, but I'm useless at math." - "I feel like I'm useless at my job sometimes." - "After my injury, I can't do anything and it makes me feel useless."
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I'm useless.
I'm useless at it.
"I'm useless at work in the fall".
I'm useless and can't help myself".
So I'm useless for modern television.
She then adds: "I'm useless at any religion.
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I was useless".
"And that I was useless".
"In fact, I was useless.
"Without this, I am useless.
I am fussy about my hair because I am useless at styling it.
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