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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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didn't have any big trouble
Fortunately he wore an helmet, so he just got hurt on his knee and didn't have any big trouble.
Hi,
Does the above sound good, especially the bolded part? Is it better to reword it as the following? Thanks.
Fortunately he wore an helmet, so he was only hurt on his knee and it wasn't serious.
Hi,
Does the above sound good, especially the bolded part? Is it better to reword it as the following? Thanks.
Fortunately he wore an helmet, so he was only hurt on his knee and it wasn't serious.
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I am not a native speacker, but I can't feel the two's different here, I think the difference is just that "did't have any big trouble" is longer than "it was't serious"... ^ ^
- I am not a native speacker, but I can't feel the two's different here, I think the difference is just that "did't have any big trouble" is longer than "it was't serious"...
- ^ ^
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I am not a native speacker, but I can't feel the two's different here, I think the difference is just that "did't have any big trouble" is longer than "it was't serious"... ^ ^
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