"You hurt her" is used in :
(a) Present continuous
(b) Past continuous
(c)Both (a) & (b)
(d) Neither (a) nor (b)
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Answer:
d) It is simple past tense.
juniorbadshah:
explain your answer
because the verb "hurt" has been already done, so it is simple past.
but the answer is c
I guess the answer is wrong.
yeah it may be
Hmm
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Answer : (D) Neither (a) nor (b)
Reason:
This sentence is a
Here,
⚫In present continuous tense the verb 'hurt' changes into 'hurting'. i.e--> are+verb+ing.
⚫In past continuous tense the verb 'hurt' changes into 'hurting'. i.e--> were+verb+ing.
Here I got some examples of the sentences formed with the word "HURTING" just to clear your doubt! :)
Kindly go through the attached Picture!
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we don't use ing with the word hurt
yeah
you know that in these sentences the meaning of the hurt has changed and it has been used in the passive form
we don't use ing in the words which are used for feeling in the active voice
we can only use it in the passive form with the change in meaning
but the answer is c
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