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Latest post Tue, Nov 4 2008 10:46 AM by optilang. 1 replies.
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Angliholic  +  583489 Tue, 04 Nov 08 10:39 AM
I could not help but bump into a car. Luckily, I just hurt a little.
...                                                              I was hurt just a little.


Hi,
Which of the above sound better? IF neither, how would you reword them? Thanks.
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optilang  +  583490 Tue, 04 Nov 08 10:46 AM

I could not help bumping into a car. Luckily I was only slightly hurt.
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