Hi,can you correct me a bit?)
I am silly or silly me?
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"Silly me" is a comment to yourself or someone else for a small mistake you have just made.
"I am (being) silly" is a comment for a small mistake or something foolish you are doing now (not the past). Usually the 'being' is included.
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I am silly
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Silly me is an expression.
I am silly is describing yourself to be silly.
Just depends on what context you use it in.
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