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Samsetza Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

what is different between MOVED nad TOUCHED

when you watch a sad movie or something similar in the life about sad story. do i use the word " moved me or touched me?"

thank for your help
  

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Say that it moved you. You can say the story was moving (more emotion) or that it was touching (less emotion). But you don't say that it touched you.

— BarbaraPA

  • Say that it moved you.
  • You can say the story was moving (more emotion) or that it was touching (less emotion).
  • But you don't say that it touched you.
  • At least, I don't.
  • Perhaps others do.
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Say that it moved you.

You can say the story was moving (more emotion) or that it was touching (less emotion).

But you don't say that it touched you. At least, I don't. Perhaps others do.
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both are correct but 'it moved me' is more commonly used.
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You can say "it touched me" but it's more common to say "it was very touching".
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Thank for your hepls, all you guys are legend
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Yeah they are legend , To many smart people in here.

Im currently learning english on this forum.

i found out about this forum like 2-3 days ago so is time to read some post and learn..

thx

Sorry for my english , I been in usa for 10 years and yet.. i still dunno english alot . ( yes i graduated )

think i can learn on this forum?
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