Wording help please?
Hi,
Could you please help me with these wordings?
"Hysterical" means crazy or funny to you?
I [ hurry / rushed ] my breakfast and went school this morning. (Which one seems to be fast to you?)
In my [ hurry / rush ] I forgot to lock my door. (Same above)
He was injured and blood rushed out from his stomach . (Does this word proper to be used here or do you have better words for it?)
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John Aki "Hysterical" means crazy or funny to you? It can mean either one. 'hysterical' suggests 'out of control emotionally'.
- John Aki "Hysterical" means crazy or funny to you?
- It can mean either one.
- 'hysterical' suggests 'out of control emotionally'.
- So if you can't prevent yourself from laughing, it's because of something funny.
- On the other hand, 'hysterical' can mean you can't stop crying in grief or shouting in anger or behaving erratically in other ways.
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John Aki"Hysterical" means crazy or funny to you?
It can mean either one. 'hysterical' suggests 'out of control emotionally'. So if you can't prevent yourself from laughing, it's because of something funny. On the other hand, 'hysterical' can mean you can't stop crying in grief or shouting in anger or behaving erratically in other ways.
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