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Difference between don't/doesn't want and wouldn't like? | Meaning of "I asked him to drive his car."
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difference of 'has injured' and 'was injured' #1 (permalink) Sun Mar 29, 2009 5:03 am   difference of 'has injured' and 'was injured'		  
1. She was injured in the accident.
2. She has injured in the accident.
Can you tell me the meaning of these statement in context and the usage of perfect tense and past tense in the sentences. how do i explain to the students?
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difference of 'has injured' and 'was injured' #2 (permalink) Sun Mar 29, 2009 5:19 am   difference of 'has injured' and 'was injured'		  
2. She has injured in the accident.--- Grammatically incorrect.

( She has been injured in an/the accident - is OK.)

1. She was injured in the accident. It has happened. Past tense.
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