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Discover LudwigThe phrase "feel so guilty" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to express strong remorse or regret for something that has been done or said. It can be used in various contexts, such as personal reflections, discussions, or storytelling. Here are some examples: - After lying to her best friend, Sarah felt so guilty that she couldn't sleep at night. - The man's shoulders slumped as he confessed to the crime, "I feel so guilty for what I've done." - Every time I see her, I can't help but feel so guilty for not being there when she needed me the most. - He couldn't shake off the feeling of guilt for not speaking up when he knew his colleague was being treated unfairly. - Even though he had apologized multiple times, Maria still felt so guilty for snapping at her sister during their argument.
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"I feel so guilty".
"I would feel so guilty.
"I feel so guilty," Mrs. Hewitt said.
"I feel so guilty," Mrs. Bouza said.
"She said, 'I feel so guilty.
"And I feel so guilty leaving him.
"I just feel so guilty about all this".
So then why do I feel so guilty?
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"I felt so guilty," Mr. Chachas said.
"I felt so guilty and shamed," she said.
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