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Chalk train Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
What do these sentences imply?
I burnt my hand.
I had burnt my hand.
I have burnt my hand.
Which one sounds the most appropriate when my friend inquires about my absences for the last one month. And by the way my hand has recovered just a few days ago.
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chalk train Which one sounds the most appropriate when my friend inquires about my absence for the last month? I burnt my hand. chalk train And by the way my hand recovered just a few days ago.
- chalk train Which one sounds the most appropriate when my friend inquires about my absence for the last month?
- I burnt my hand.
- chalk train And by the way my hand recovered just a few days ago.
- That is irrelevant.
- Burning is an instantaneous event; one's hand doesn't continue to become burned over time.
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chalk trainWhich one sounds the most appropriate when my friend inquires about my absence for the last month?
I burnt my hand.
chalk trainAnd by the way my hand recovered just a few days ago.
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