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Titiwangsa Posted 11 years ago
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I was bitten by a mosquito and I scratched it.

He scratches the mosquito bite until bleeding.

I asked him, "What happened to your hand?"

He said, "I was bitten by a mosquito and I scratched it, it bleed by accidently."

How to say he just want to scratch for a while and he was over scratches until bleeding.
  

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It should not be it bleed by accidently . I'd rather write: I scratched it too hard by accident; it started bleeding. If you want to write that he just wanted to scratch it and he was scratching until he started bleeding, you could write: He wanted to scratch it and when he did, he didn't stop until he was bleeding.

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  • It should not be it bleed by accidently .
  • I'd rather write: I scratched it too hard by accident; it started bleeding.
  • If you want to write that he just wanted to scratch it and he was scratching until he started bleeding, you could write: He wanted to scratch it and when he did, he didn't stop until he was bleeding.
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It should not be it bleed by accidently.

I'd rather write: I scratched it too hard by accident; it started bleeding.

If you want to write that he just wanted to scratch it and he was scratching until he started bleeding, you could write:

He wanted to scratch it and when he did, he didn't stop until he was bleeding.
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