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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
collided with / at / into
Can I say,
His car collided with / at / into the trunk.
His car collided with / at / into the trunk.
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I would suggest this: - His car crashed into a tree. The verb 'collide' would be more typically used when both objects are in motion: - His car collided with an ambulance.
- I would suggest this: - His car crashed into a tree.
- The verb 'collide' would be more typically used when both objects are in motion: - His car collided with an ambulance.
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I would suggest this:
- His car crashed into a tree.
The verb 'collide' would be more typically used when both objects are in motion:
- His car collided with an ambulance.
- His car crashed into a tree.
The verb 'collide' would be more typically used when both objects are in motion:
- His car collided with an ambulance.
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