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Bassa Posted 13 years ago
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English Grammar?
This is a hypothetical situation:
Let's say a creature comes and abducts me. I have time to make a phone call to let a friend know about where I am or what happened to me while I'm sitting in the prison cell he/she put me in.
Would I say "I have been abducted. I need help!" Or would I say "I'm abducted. I need help!" ?
Thanks! ^-^
Let's say a creature comes and abducts me. I have time to make a phone call to let a friend know about where I am or what happened to me while I'm sitting in the prison cell he/she put me in.
Would I say "I have been abducted. I need help!" Or would I say "I'm abducted. I need help!" ?
Thanks! ^-^
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It would be "I have been abducted", or in practice usually "I've been abducted" in conversation. Glad it's only hypothetical.
- It would be "I have been abducted", or in practice usually "I've been abducted" in conversation.
- Glad it's only hypothetical.
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It would be "I have been abducted", or in practice usually "I've been abducted" in conversation.
Glad it's only hypothetical.
Glad it's only hypothetical.
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