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Mr. Tom Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary

Come out of her hurt...

Hi

Are the yellow parts completely natural?

[reporter to a freshly-divorced husband]

A - What about all the slanderous, malicious things she is saying about you?
B - She's coming out of her hurt. So I can understand that.

Thanks,

Tom
  

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[reporter to a freshly-divorced husband] Yes A - What about all the slanderous, malicious Yes things she is saying about you? B - She's coming out of her hurt . No So I can understand that.

— Clive

  • [reporter to a freshly-divorced husband] Yes A - What about all the slanderous, malicious Yes things she is saying about you?
  • B - She's coming out of her hurt .
  • No So I can understand that.
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[reporter to a freshly-divorced husband] Yes

A - What about all the slanderous, malicious Yes things she is saying about you?
B - She's coming out of her hurt
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Thanks, Clive.

I want to know if you find this sentence unnatural or completely wrong.

She's coming out of her hurt, so, I can understand that.


Tom

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I've never heard it said. But I wouldn't call it wrong as slang.
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