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  1. 27-Aug-2011, 14:34 #1
    alikim
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    Is there any difference between saying "Sorry if what I said made you uncomfortable" and "Sorry if what I said made you feel uncomfortable"?
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  2. 27-Aug-2011, 14:59 #2
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    Default Re: to make uncomfortable

    Quote Originally Posted by alikim View Post
    Is there any difference between saying "Sorry if what I said made you uncomfortable" and "Sorry if what I said made you feel uncomfortable"?
    No.
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  3. 29-Aug-2011, 19:16 #3
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    Thank you!
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