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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
traffic accident
Friend telling me about traffic accident that happened in the past. I say:
It's a blessing you came out of the accident unwounded. Or
It's a blessing you've come out of the accident unwounded.
Are both useablea nd interchangeable? Thank you!
It's a blessing you came out of the accident unwounded. Or
It's a blessing you've come out of the accident unwounded.
Are both useablea nd interchangeable? Thank you!
Top answer
Hi, Both are OK. Say 'unhurt'. A wound suggests a more intentional injury.
- Hi, Both are OK.
- Say 'unhurt'.
- A wound suggests a more intentional injury.
- Clivecr
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Hi,
Both are OK.
Say 'unhurt'. A wound suggests a more intentional injury.
Clivecr
Both are OK.
Say 'unhurt'. A wound suggests a more intentional injury.
Clivecr
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