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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Sentence Usage

Hi,

If i like to say 'I hit by car while coming to office', which one is correct in following. If two are correct at what context i have to use them.

1.I met an accident while coming to office.

2.I had an accident while coming to office.

  

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anonymous If i like to say 'I hit by car while coming to office', No, you cannot say that. I was hit by a car while coming to the office. I met with an accident while coming to the office.

— Mister Micawber

  • anonymous If i like to say 'I hit by car while coming to office', No, you cannot say that.
  • I was hit by a car while coming to the office.
  • I met with an accident while coming to the office.
  • I had an accident while coming to the office .
  • anonymous If the two are correct, in what context should I use them ?
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anonymousIf i like to say 'I hit by car while coming to office',

No, you cannot say that.

I was hit by a car while coming to the office.

I met with an accident while coming to

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