It wasn't a bad crash and little damage was done to my car vs myIt wasn't a bad crash and small damage was done to my car

The first phrase 'it wasn't a bad crash and little damage was done to my car' is correct. It uses the correct adjectives 'bad' and 'little' to describe the crash and the damage. The second phrase 'myit wasn't a bad crash and small damage was done to my car' is incorrect due to the placement of 'my' before 'it wasn't a bad crash,' which disrupts the sentence structure.

Last updated: April 01, 2024 • 837 views

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"It wasn't a bad crash and little damage was done to my car"

This phrase is used to describe a situation where a crash occurred, but the damage to the car was minimal. It correctly uses the adjectives 'bad' and 'little' to convey the severity of the crash and the extent of the damage.

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It wasn't a bad day.
It wasn't a bad dream.
It wasn't a bad fall.
It wasn't a bad idea to marry you.
It wasn't a bad job, actually.
It wasn't a bad batch.
It wasn't a bad beat.
It wasn't a bad dream.
It wasn't a bad debut for the TED choir, not a bad debut at all.
It wasn't a bad surprise at the last minute but we didn't have the money to buy another film negative so I decided to write the little numbers on the film myself, with Indian ink.
It wasn't a bad joke, was it?
But it wasn't a bad week.
Although it wasn't a bad week.
Contrary to what we might think seen from ourdays, it wasn't a bad idea.
I just... I hope it wasn't a bad idea getting him involved.
Right, like it wasn't a bad time for me when I got your text message.
I wanted to be sure it wasn't a bad dream.
I mean, it wasn't a bad little table.

This phrase is incorrect due to the placement of 'my' before 'it wasn't a bad crash,' disrupting the sentence structure.

"myIt wasn't a bad crash and small damage was done to my car"

This phrase is not a correct construction in English. The placement of 'my' before 'it wasn't a bad crash' is grammatically incorrect and disrupts the flow of the sentence.

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myIt wasn't a bad crash and small damage was done to my car
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You stumbled here in a bad moment.
Quite a bad bit of desert.
It's not a bad idea.
Teaching Ellie anything is a bad idea.
Icepick - taking this job was a bad idea.
A bad man who killed people.
You were a bad girl, mijita.
Stealing credit card numbers was a bad idea Hank.
People like you are a bad influence.
I heard Toby Cavanaugh had a bad accident.
This was a bad life choice.
Criminal money could give liberalisation a bad name.
Radiation poisoning's a bad way to go.
Petulance and naivete are a bad combination.
This is why gangs get themselves a bad reputation.
Bret had a bad concussion last month.

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