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Hans51 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Freed( free)

"I have felt freed( free) from the long time trouble with your help". Which one do you think is correct between "freed and free" in the sentence. Thanks a lot all the time.
  

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Kwang Hee Han "I have felt freed( free) from the long time trouble with your help". As you pose the question, both are correct. Both are legitimate adjectives.

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  • Kwang Hee Han "I have felt freed( free) from the long time trouble with your help".
  • As you pose the question, both are correct.
  • Both are legitimate adjectives.
  • " Somebody freed you.
  • You have been freed.
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Kwang Hee Han"I have felt freed( free) from the long time trouble with your help".
As you pose the question, both are correct.

Both are legitimate adjectives. The past participle "freed" stresses the "passive action." Somebody freed you. You have been freed.

There are probably better ways to express the idea, but that's not your question,
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Thanks. What are the better ways to express the idea? If you don't mind, could you tell me what they are?^^
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Kwang Hee Han,
Do you mean to say: With your help,I have felt a sense of being freed from the trouble that bothered me for a long time.
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