What's the difference between "I'm such a fool." & "Silly me."?
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Hardly any difference that I can tell. They are both correct and can be used interchangeably. "I'm such a fool for not knowing the answer." or "Silly me for not knowing the answer." It is only preference in writing the sentence.
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