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I'm hurt vs I hurt

Both phrases are correct, but they have different meanings and are used in different contexts. 'I'm hurt' is used to express that you are feeling physical or emotional pain, while 'I hurt' is used to indicate that you have caused harm or pain to someone or something.

Last updated: March 15, 2024 • 11048 views

I'm hurt

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express physical or emotional pain.

This phrase is used when you want to communicate that you are experiencing physical or emotional pain. It is often used in situations where you need to express your feelings to others.

Examples:

  • I'm hurt by what you said.
  • I'm hurt after falling down the stairs.
  • I'm hurt and I need help.
  • I'm hurt, confused, and I feel betrayed.
  • I'm hurt and needing some help.
  • So if I'm hurt, maybe I stumble.
  • No, I'm hurt pretty bad.
  • I'm hurt that you don't want to smoke with me, Silas.
  • I can't run. I'm hurt.
  • Suffice it to say, I'm hurt.
  • Tried to walk home, but I'm hurt.
  • I'd like to be an adult about this, but frankly, I'm hurt.
  • Lewis, I'm hurt, because this makes it seem like you were holding out on me.
  • You said, "I'm hurt," but it sounded like you were reading something out of a psychology book.
  • Berek, Berek, I'm hurt.
  • I'm hurt, and disappointed, and... and mad.
  • I'm not angry. I'm hurt.
  • I'm not mad, I'm hurt.
  • I'm not mad. I'm hurt.
  • I'm hurt, and l don't hurt easily.
  • I need a doctor, I'm hurt.
  • I'm hurt, and my mom and dad aren't home.

Alternatives:

  • I'm in pain
  • I'm feeling hurt
  • I'm suffering

I hurt

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate that you have caused harm or pain to someone or something.

This phrase is used when you want to express that you have caused harm or pain to another person or thing. It is often used to take responsibility for one's actions.

Examples:

  • I hurt my friend's feelings.
  • I hurt my knee when I fell.
  • I hurt my ankle during practice.
  • I hurt myself in the chute.
  • I hurt my shoulder back there.
  • I hurt somebody's feelings once.
  • I hurt someone who has feelings for me.
  • My next move is maybe I hurt myself.
  • It doesn't mean I hurt them.
  • I've lost count of the people I hurt.
  • - They said I hurt kids.
  • I'm genuinely sorry that I hurt Chuck today.
  • When you hurt, I hurt.
  • I hurt her... and I regret it deeply.
  • I hurt just looking at you.
  • He doesn't understand how badly I hurt.
  • A long time ago, I hurt someone.
  • Scream, make noise, I hurt you.
  • And I hurt people... you.
  • But I hurt people... that mean everything to me.
  • Why would I hurt your daughter?
  • That's why I hurt your mom.

Alternatives:

  • I caused pain
  • I injured
  • I harmed

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