I'd given him
(speaker is telling someone about something that happened yesterday)
Her son was playing with a toy car I'd given him and out of nowhere he just yanks/yanked it into my foot.
Is "I'd given him" correct?
Are both "yanks" and "yanked" natural?
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anonymous (speaker is telling someone about something that happened yesterday) Her son was playing with a toy car I'd given him , and out of nowhere he just yanks/yanked slams/slammed it into my foot. 'yank' is a pulling motion. You need a word that indicates a pushing motion.
- anonymous (speaker is telling someone about something that happened yesterday) Her son was playing with a toy car I'd given him , and out of nowhere he just yanks/yanked slams/slammed it into my foot.
- 'yank' is a pulling motion.
- You need a word that indicates a pushing motion.
- anonymous Is "I'd given him" correct?
- Yes.
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anonymous(speaker is telling someone about something that happened yesterday)
Her son was playing with a toy car I'd given him, and out of nowhere he just
yanks/yankedslams/slammed it into my foot.
'yank' is a pulling motion. You need a wor
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