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Deflected by the sun Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Bumped into....

Hi,

Could you please help me with this, it's hard.

And just as I was lifting my head up it bumped into the window's sharp frame corner.

Thanks,
  

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Ah! I see the subject line says "bumped into". smashed into - knocked against - banged into - struck - hit Is that what you wanted?

— CalifJim

  • Ah!
  • I see the subject line says "bumped into".
  • smashed into - knocked against - banged into - struck - hit Is that what you wanted?
  • CJ
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Ah! I see the subject line says "bumped into".
smashed into - knocked against - banged into - struck - hit
Is that what you wanted?
CJ
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You hit your head on the sharp corner of the window frame.
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Actually, I needed help with the second part of the sentence.

Is it wrong to use the term bumped into here?

Thanks both you for the quick response.
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... into the window's sharp frame corner.
... into the sharp corner of the window frame would be better in my opinion.
Is that what you wanted?
bumped into is fine.
CJ
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Thanks, Calif.

I appreciate you taking the time to answer my question. : D

'Into the sharp corner of the window frame' < This is the way I was trying to say it.
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