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Mr. Tom Posted 13 years ago
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Smashed on and against
Hi
Are all these sentences equally natural?
In a fit of anger, he smashed his cell phone onto the floor.
In a fit of anger, he smashed his cell phone on the floor.
In a fit of anger, he smashed his cell phone against the floor.
Thanks,
Tom
Are all these sentences equally natural?
In a fit of anger, he smashed his cell phone onto the floor.
In a fit of anger, he smashed his cell phone on the floor.
In a fit of anger, he smashed his cell phone against the floor.
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
Mr. Tom In a fit of anger, he smashed his cell phone onto the floor. No.
- Mr.
- Tom In a fit of anger, he smashed his cell phone onto the floor.
- No.
- Mr.
- Tom In a fit of anger, he smashed his cell phone on the floor.
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Mr. TomIn a fit of anger, he smashed his cell phone onto the floor.No.
Mr. TomIn a fit of anger, he smashed his cell phone on the floor.Yes.
Mr. TomIn a fit of anger, he smashed his cell phone against the floor.Possible, but there would have to be a good reason you didn't just go with "
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