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![]() It’s incorrect to say you’re feeling badly.
This might seem a little counterintuitive; many people think that
it sounds smarter to say feeling badly. But, for
example, Ro feels badly could mean that Ro doesn’t
have a keen sense of touch.
• Penelope feels bad about running over
Isaac’s foot.
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