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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Met with / met an accident
Can I say,
(a) The car met / met with an accident.
(b) He met / met with an accident.
(a) The car met / met with an accident.
(b) He met / met with an accident.
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Hi. I think both are not what or how we usually hear and write. These might be better.
- Hi.
- I think both are not what or how we usually hear and write.
- These might be better.
- The/his car was involved in an accident.
- He had an accident.
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Hi. I think both are not what or how we usually hear and write. These might be better.
The/his car was involved in an accident.
He had an accident.
The/his car was involved in an accident.
He had an accident.
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