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Vincent Teo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
ran into / crashed into / bang into
Do I say,
1 Peter ran into the girl who was carrying a bowl of hot noodles.
2 The car crashed into / crashed the tree.
3 The bus bang into / with the car.
Thanks
1 Peter ran into the girl who was carrying a bowl of hot noodles.
2 The car crashed into / crashed the tree.
3 The bus bang into / with the car.
Thanks
Top answer
1 Peter ran into the girl who was carrying a bowl of hot noddles. 2 The car crashed into the tree. As for your third sentence, I'm not sure if it's safe to use the word bang.
- 1 Peter ran into the girl who was carrying a bowl of hot noddles.
- 2 The car crashed into the tree.
- As for your third sentence, I'm not sure if it's safe to use the word bang.
- However, if you use hit/crashed it will sound better.
- 3 The bus crashed into the car.
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1 Peter ran into the girl who was carrying a bowl of hot noddles.
2 The car crashed into the tree.
As for your third sentence, I'm not sure if it's safe to use the word bang. However, if you use hit/crashed it will sound better.
3 The bus crashed into the car.
OR
The car was hit by the bus.
OR
The bus hit the car. Simple as that!
2 The car crashed into the tree.
As for your third sentence, I'm not sure if it's safe to use the word bang. However, if you use hit/crashed it will sound better.
3 The bus crashed into the car.
OR
The car was hit by the bus.
OR
The bus hit the car. Simple as that!
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akshay deep mishra1 Peter ran into the girl who was carrying a bowl of hot noddles.2 The car crashed into the tree.As for your third sentence, I'm not sure if it's safe to use the word bang. However, if you use hit/crashed it will sound better.3 The bus crashed into the car.ORThe car was hit by the bus.ORThe bus hit the car. Simple as that!You're right. Your
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