Tamguatlay Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Which is the correct sentence?
As a result of the accident I have walked with pain.
As a result of the accident I have been walking with pain.
Which is the correct sentence?
Thanks.
As a result of the accident I have been walking with pain.
Which is the correct sentence?
Thanks.
Top answer
If you have just completed the walk you can say As a result of the accident I have walked with pain. If you want to say it been the situation for sometime now you can say As a result of the accident I have been walking with pain
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If you have just completed the walk you can say As a result of the accident I have walked with pain.
If you want to say it been the situation for sometime now you can say As a result of the accident I have been walking with pain
If you want to say it been the situation for sometime now you can say As a result of the accident I have been walking with pain
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Thanks, vsuresh.
What I mean is that whenever I walk, I feel the pain. In other words
I walk with pain after the accident and up to the time of writing I still feel the pain. I don't know when the pain will stop.
What I mean is that whenever I walk, I feel the pain. In other words
I walk with pain after the accident and up to the time of writing I still feel the pain. I don't know when the pain will stop.
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Then you can say Ever since that accident I have been walking with pain.
(Here we assume that the listened knows which part of the body was injured or affected otherwise pain can also be interpreted as something psychological.)
(Here we assume that the listened knows which part of the body was injured or affected otherwise pain can also be interpreted as something psychological.)
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