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Habibaelgindy Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
From or by?
I'm traumatized from/by the car accident.
I'm traumatized from/by the oven.
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Since being ‘traumatized’ is a form of (mental) injury, I would usually use “by” the event or object.
- Since being ‘traumatized’ is a form of (mental) injury, I would usually use “by” the event or object.
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Since being ‘traumatized’ is a form of (mental) injury, I would usually use “by” the event or object.
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