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Navitasan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Hurt from you
Are these sentences correct:
1-Nobody is hurt from you.
2-I was hurt from him.
I think I heard the first one in a film. I suppose it is supposed to mean 'Nobody was hurt by you and nobody holds a grudge against you.'
I made up the second sentence.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-Nobody is hurt from you.
2-I was hurt from him.
I think I heard the first one in a film. I suppose it is supposed to mean 'Nobody was hurt by you and nobody holds a grudge against you.'
I made up the second sentence.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
" "To be hurt from someone" is not possible.
- " "To be hurt from someone" is not possible.
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I'll bet you heard, "Nobody has heard from you." "To be hurt from someone" is not possible.
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Yes. It is a wrong preposition to use. by should have been the correct one.
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Smart guess! Well done!
It did not make sense to me. I thought the sentence was wrong and could not figure out what was happening! But now suddenly, everything falls into place and leaves me wondering why I made that mistake and how I did not manage to figure it out. Next time I am watching something, I will invite you over.
Thanks a lot.
Navi.
It did not make sense to me. I thought the sentence was wrong and could not figure out what was happening! But now suddenly, everything falls into place and leaves me wondering why I made that mistake and how I did not manage to figure it out. Next time I am watching something, I will invite you over.
Thanks a lot.
Navi.
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