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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Smash vs slam
Both mean exactly the same?
His car smashed into a tree. Vs. His car slammed into a tree.
His car smashed into a tree. Vs. His car slammed into a tree.
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I think that 'smash' here is probably incorrect, but it certainly provides a slightly different (and worse) picture than 'slam'.
- I think that 'smash' here is probably incorrect, but it certainly provides a slightly different (and worse) picture than 'slam'.
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I think that 'smash' here is probably incorrect, but it certainly provides a slightly different (and worse) picture than 'slam'.
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