A conversation about accident A: I had an accident yesterday. B: I'm sorry to hear that. Are you OK? A: Yes. But the other guy is not okay. B: Why? What happened? A: Actually, I was guilty. I was weav

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A conversation about accident A: I had an accident yesterday. B: I'm sorry to hear that. Are you OK? A: Yes. But the other guy is not okay. B: Why? What happened? A: Actually, I was guilty. I was weaving through traffic and then I hit the taxi. B: Oh, what happened to the taxi driver? A: His head had broken, but luckily he was conscious. B: Thank goodness. How about your car? Was there much damage? A: Yeah. I'll have to replace hood, bumper and headlights.

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Hey Jacob! Thanks for your comment. I've written " His head had broken,but luckily he was conscious", so he hasn't died. When your head breaks ,it doesn't mean you're gonna die.

Hello amigo I like your written, and I have a question for you. you said " His head was broken..." that's mean he was died. I think we should say for example " his neck was broken...", or is it ok with the both?

Thanks a lot. Everybody must respect the rules and avoid these dangerous habits at driving.

Grammatically it's ok but I hope no one has that kind of experience!

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