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I'm worried vs I worried

The correct phrase is "I'm worried." The contraction "I'm" is the short form of "I am," which is necessary to form the present continuous tense in this case. "I worried" is incorrect because it lacks the necessary linking verb "am."

Last updated: March 24, 2024

I'm worried

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to express current feelings of concern or anxiety about something. The contraction "I'm" is the short form of "I am."

Examples:

  • I'm worried about the test tomorrow.
  • I'm worried that I forgot to turn off the stove.
  • I'm worried about my friend's health.
  • I'm worried that I won't finish the project on time.
  • I'm worried about the future.

I worried

This phrase is incorrect in English.


Alternatives:

  • I worried about it.
  • I was worried.
  • I have worried about this before.
  • I used to worry about that.
  • I will worry about it later.

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