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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Bump (into)
There is a game where you direct a moon car around the rocks to collect something. If you are using the word "bump" instead of hit or crash, which is correct?
1. Don't bump into the rocks.
2. Don't bump the rocks.
1. Don't bump into the rocks.
2. Don't bump the rocks.
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onizo 1. Don't bump into the rocks. "Bump into" means that no damage is done to the car.
- onizo 1.
- Don't bump into the rocks.
- "Bump into" means that no damage is done to the car.
- "Crash into" means that your car is damaged.
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onizo1. Don't bump into the rocks."Bump into" means that no damage is done to the car.
"Crash into" means that your car is damaged.
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