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EverestCTS Posted 4 years ago
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I have been in a car crash.
What does it mean? Does it mean I have been in a car crash in the past? Does it mean I just got in a car crash and I am injured? In what context do you use the sentence? Please help.
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EverestCTS Does it mean I have been in a car crash in the past? It can: Judy: Have you ever been in a car crash? Ted: Yes, I have been in a car crash.
- EverestCTS Does it mean I have been in a car crash in the past?
- It can: Judy: Have you ever been in a car crash?
- Ted: Yes, I have been in a car crash.
- EverestCTS Does it mean I just got in a car crash and I am injured?
- It can: Judy: Why is there a bandage on your head?
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EverestCTSDoes it mean I have been in a car crash in the past?
It can:
Judy: Have you ever been in a car crash?
Ted: Yes, I have been in a car crash.
EverestCTSDoes it mean I just got in a car crash and I am injured?
It can:
Judy: Why is there a bandage on your head?
Ted: I have been in a ca
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