Sentence examples for I dreadful from inspiring English sources
The phrase "I dreadful" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It cannot be used in written English as it lacks grammatical structure and clarity. An example of a correct phrase could be "I am dreadful at math."
Thanks, 13 A*s – God, nothing to do with me, I even forgot results day, aren't I dreadful.
Look at Sam, straight into the first team again, and I never so much as threw a ball at him, aren't I dreadful?
Thank God they're back, honestly, by the last week I was on a bottle of prosecco a day, aren't I dreadful – you were on two? – well I haven't even mentioned the intravenous gin, that Bad Moms film does not even come close, right?
The following two patients noted: "I knew if I went off it again I could do but see for 2 years I had these twisting grinding feelings in my stomach and I would never have started smoking again - but, I mean, I felt dreadful going from a size 10 to a size 20".
"I feel terrible, I feel dreadful, and the only way I get around that is by being transparent," Mr. Grahm said.
My eyesight is constantly fuzzy, my head aches, I am bad-tempered, I look dreadful, my self confidence plummets, I scream at my other children..
I feel dreadful knowing that I cannot be there.
I, on the other hand, haven't changed my look since the 1980s, and it usually involves tailoring as I look dreadful in casualwear; I'm always the most overdressed person in the pub.
I'm dreadful with death I hate listening to people give people diagnoses particularly cancer diagnoses for some reason and I sit and look shut off and I stand in the background".
My wife's a great cook but I'm dreadful so she rarely gets her dinner made by me, which is terrible, I know.
