How to say?
1. We all are in the same boat or We are all in the same boat
2. What is the difference between I feel bad and I feel badly?
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1. We all are in the same boat or We are all in the same boat
"We are all in the same boat" is the correct phrase
2. What is the difference between I feel bad and I feel badly?
"I feel bad" can mean that you feel unwell/ill but more often it is used to imply guilt or sadness if you upset a friend for example you might say "I feel bad" or if you feel sorry for someone you would say: "i feel bad for him"
"I feel badly" isn't really something you'd use often but again to me it's like expressing a regret over something.
Ex. "I feel badly about what happened yesterday between us"
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1. We all are in the same boat or We are all in the same boat
2. What is the difference between I feel bad and I feel badly?
2. What is the difference between I feel bad and I feel badly?
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Helly, спасибо
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Douglas, thank you very much
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1- "We are all in the same boat" is the correct phrase.
2- "feel bad" means that you are not feeling well in a physical or emotional sense.
"feel badly" is a strange phrase and is not commonly used, it could mean that you are barely feeling anything, like when you are touching something for instance.
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