The car...(hit)the old man and.....(hurt) him severley yesterday .
The car hit the old man and hurt him severely yesterday.
From the context of the sentence, it seems that there are missing words in the sentence. To complete the sentence, we need to fill in the blanks with appropriate verb forms.
To get the answer, we need to understand the tenses and forms of the verbs used in the sentence.
Let's analyze each missing word:
1. "(hit)" - Based on the context, we need to choose a verb that describes an action of the car towards the old man. Here, the appropriate verb is "hit," which indicates a collision or impact.
2. "(hurt)" - In this case, we need a verb that represents the car's impact or action affecting the old man. The verb "hurt" is the correct choice here, as it indicates causing injury or harm.
By filling in the blanks, the sentence should read: "The car hit the old man and hurt him severely yesterday."
Please note that it's essential to double-check the capitalization, punctuation, and grammar in the sentence once filled.
To construct a grammatically correct sentence using the given words, you could say:
"The car hit the old man and hurt him severely yesterday."
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