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How dare I vs How could do this to u

The two phrases are not directly comparable as they convey different meanings. 'How dare I' is used to express disbelief or surprise at one's own actions, while 'How could you do this to you?' is used to express shock or disappointment at someone else's actions. They are used in different contexts and cannot be interchanged.

Last updated: March 15, 2024 • 3011 views

How dare I

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express disbelief or surprise at one's own actions.

This phrase is used when someone is questioning their own actions in a surprised or disbelieving manner.

Examples:

  • How dare I forget her birthday?
  • How dare I speak to him like that?
  • How dare I eat the last piece of cake?
  • How dare I think I could do that?
  • How dare I be so careless?
  • How dare I talk that way to your wife?
  • How dare I cast aspersions at the person who robbed me.
  • I suppose I've always known that one day you were going to ask how dare I?
  • How dare I what?
  • Did you say "How dare I"?
  • How dare I ask to be treated like an actual human being before I give it up?
  • 'How dare I say such a horrible thing?
  • 'How dare I stir up trouble and inflame feelings 'by repeating such a conversation?
  • How dare I what?
  • How dare I what, Sean?
  • How dare I, Mrs. Reed?
  • How dare I meddle with state affairs?
  • How dare I treat race in an unconventional way.
  • How dare I deny my daughter the heartwarming tale of the boy I loved as a son...
  • How dare I go before Master Hyesan?
  • How dare I be spoken to like this!
  • And how dare I remove the scar he gave me?
  • You cut your career short, so how dare I become successful in mine.
  • How dare I tell anyone else?
  • How dare I tell anyone else?

How could do this to u

This phrase is not correct in English. The correct form would be 'How could you do this to you?' to express shock or disappointment at someone else's actions.


Alternatives:

  • How could you do this to me?
  • How could you do this to yourself?
  • How could you do this to them?
  • How could you do such a thing?
  • How could you betray me like this?

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