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hurt vs. aches #1 (permalink) Fri May 04, 2007 14:17 pm   hurt vs. aches
 

1/ I think I've got_____in the stomach.
a) hurt
b) aches
My choice is "aches", right?

2/ His knowledge of languages and international replations _____ him in his present work.
a) aid
b) aids

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hurt vs. aches #2 (permalink) Fri May 04, 2007 14:38 pm   hurt vs. aches
 

Hi Tortoise,

1.I vote for 'aches' in your first example, too.

2.His knowledge of languages and international relations aids him in his present work.
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