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The sentence "I am bad" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a simple sentence in the present tense with the subject "I" and the linking verb "am," followed by an adjective "bad" to describe the subject. Example: "I am bad at math, but I excel in English and history."
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I am bad.
Fisher passed: "I am bad at sales".
"You see, I am bad," he answers.
Eva feels: I am bad kid?
"I am bad at making decisions," he said.
He says, essentially, I am bad, it doesn't really matter exactly why, and, because I am bad, I will do bad things.
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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 was bad.
Then I was bad.
"I'm bad.
I'm bad at it.
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