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BAYRAM ERDEM Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Free from danger

  1. ??I've just read the news that there is an explosion on a metro train station in Hong Kong. How can I ask whether or not a person I know living nearby the station is safe? Is it correct to say:

Are you safe from the explosion?
Are you free from hurt/injury/danger or risk?

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How can I send my best wishes? Is it correct to say:

I hope you were in a safe zone when the unfortunate incident happened.

Or what is a better and more natural way of saying the intended meaning above?

  

Top answer

Were you safe from the explosion? Were you hurt? I hope you are OK.

— Clive

  • Were you safe from the explosion?
  • Were you hurt?
  • I hope you are OK.
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Were you safe from the explosion?
Were you hurt?

I hope you are OK.

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